The Nike Dunk High Gets Equipped With Burgundy And White Hues

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The Nike Dunk High “Burgundy,” the newest rendition of Peter Moore’s renowned design, has a sleek two-tone construction in sail and deep maroon hue.

The pair retains the traditional blocking of the style but mixes things up by adding a warm undertone to the base layer, the midsoles, and the tongues. The titular wine-colored hue is used for everything else on the shoes, including the overlays, laces, and outsoles. All-leather construction ensures a throwback appearance for your hoops gear, and it pairs well with intentional or accidental aging.

The women’s Nike Dunk High “Burgundy” as shown in the official photographs below, will be available in the coming weeks for $125 USD at select retailers and on Nike’s website.