Matt Varga As we’ve cited on many occasions before, the Nike Dunk Low and Air Force 1 gained an official tie outside of simply being two of Nike’s biggest revenue drivers when erstwhile CEO John Donahue promised to reduce stock of they and a variety of previously market-flooding products.
While far less monumental than that piece of palace intrigue, the two iconic designs are united once again for the “Plum Chalk” pack, two colorways of each silhouette that bear the same color palette. Though bearing the same general applications of white, light grey, and rosy accent shades, either shoe inverts how its counterpart applies said shades. For the Dunk, we work from dark to light on the under and overlays. Glossy burgundy defines the Swoosh, while pink leather catches the heel cup. Indeed, the Air Force 1 essentially reverses both of those pieces of interplay, sporting tumbled leather on its topmost paneling and leaving the shining arrangement on its heel.
Both the Nike Air Force 1 and Dunk Low “Plum Chalk” will likely hit Nike.com sometime in the coming weeks, retailing for $120 and $125 respectively. Both will arrive in women’s sizing.
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Womens Nike Air Force 1 Low
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Womens Nike Dunk Low
US 2026
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