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This Nike Dunk Low Matches The Classic Kansas City Royals Logo

This Nike Dunk Low Matches The Classic Kansas City Royals Logo

Kentucky Dunks with a bit of gold? This upcoming release from Nike Sportswear reveals the latest batch of Retro-style Dunks, clinging to the all-leather construction and nylon tongues that have made the Dunks a new age classic.

Reminiscent of the original Be True release that represented the Kentucky Wildcats, this updated version makes use of a gilded touch at the heel via a matte finish and matching the glittery logo on the tongue label as well as the rubber outsole. This pairing of blue and gold may seem a bit familiar, if you’re recalling Supreme’s Nike SB Dunk Low drops from 2021.

Nike.com and select retailers will begin to stock this release soon; see the official images ahead for a full look.

WHERE TO BUY

Mens Nike Dunk Low

SKU: FB7173-141
RETAIL PRICE: $N/A
RELEASE DATE: 2026

US 2026

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