Nike Gets Even Closer To Zero With This Sustainably Made Dunk Low

Nike’s “Move to Zero” efforts have rapidly begun to evolve in the past year, deviating far away from the loud, gaudy looks of offerings previous. With this upcoming Dunk Low, we get a glimpse of what’s to come, a series of designs that are not outwardly sustainable.

If not for the Circular Design logo on the insole, one would have a hard time guessing if the pair was ever sustainable at all. Only the tread gives this away subtly, its exterior lightly covered with the speckling signature to the Grind process. Elsewhere, the upper is deceptively ordinary, though its likely both the white and cream panels are composed of FlyLeather or a part-recycled material.

For a closer look, check out the official images below. A release, while currently TBD, should land at Nike.com and select retailers soon.

In other news, the KITH New Balance 990v3 could be releasing soon.