Nike SB Orange Label Gives The Dunk High A “Sweet Beet” Look

Nike SB Orange Label has been releasing skate shop-exclusive pairs over the past few decades. And while the program consists of other silhouettes, it continues to revisit the iconic Dunk High for some of the most compelling styles from the Swoosh’s skate-obsessed branch.

Recently, the modified take on the later Peter Moore’s design from 1985 appeared in a “Sweet Beet” ensemble that’s equal parts fall and spring. High quality leather across the upper indulges in a two-tone arrangement that sees the titular hue animate overlays around the forefoot, along the tongue and throughout the heel. Sole units abandon the greyish tone that fills in the gaps up-top for a white and “Sweet Beet” combination that likens the shoe to past styles of the near-identical Air Jordan 1. Lastly, Orange Label branding appears on the top of the tongue and sock-liners, denoting the offering’s special release.

Enjoy official images of the pair ahead, and anticipate the shoes to hit skate shops before the year ends.

For more from under the “Swoosh” banner, check out the latest Air Max releases.