Jared Ebanks Throughout the early 2010s, The Swoosh began attributing the iconic casts and colorways of the heralded Air Jordan 11 to the skateboarding communities’ obsession with the SB Dunk Low. From 2011’s “Space Jam” likeness to 2013’s “Concord” construction, the middle of the decade saw the silhouette embark on a sample inspired by one of the AJ 11 Low’s first colorways. Eerily reminiscent to this past Holiday’s titular Air Jordan 11 release, sbcollector has shared images of the latter silhouette’s unreleased “Cherry” coated cousin.
Constructed in the Summer of 2015 as seen on the pair’s SAMPLE tag, the SB Dunk Low enjoys the collection’s staple patent leather overlays, this time dipped in a vibrant red shade which renders a further dominant inclusion along both the tongue and heel tabs. Mirroring its past ensemble’s use of Off-White Cordura mesh tooling, roped laces and a translucent tread underfoot, the brightened crisp white detailing of the midsole pairs with its midfoot Swoosh above while the sock liner and insoles finish the silhouette’s “Cherry” inspirations.
While the number of pairs produced for the sample remains unknown, enjoy images of the unreleased Nike SB Dunk Low “Cherry” alongside its recently released AJ 11 counterpart below.
In other news from underneath the Jordan Brand umbrella, check out where to buy the Air Jordan 2 “Chicago” ahead of its release this Friday.
Photos: sbcollector
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