First Looking for 2022 Oski x Nike SB Dunk High “Great White Shark” Sneakers
Air Max 270, A follow up collab to the Black Shark pair from 2019, the Oski x Nike SB Dunk High White Shark comes dressed in a White tumbled leather upper paired up with more White on the laces, lining and sole unit. Collab details include the Oski branded tongue labels Shark Swoosh patch noted on both sides of the sneaker. Hits of Red on the stitching on the sole and dual branding on the tongue round out the main features of the sneaker.Co-branding is seen on the tongue with the white midsole featuring red contrast stitching. We can expect a Zoom unit in the heel for impact protection and a white outsole that finishes off the sneaker.
The Nike Dunk High 1985 Red Acid Wash is a more vibrant option. Celebrate 1985 with an updated version of the Dunk High, recrafted to reflect the first 1985 Dunk—and amplified by a cloud-like graphic that adds an expressive touch reminiscent of ’80s-style tie-dye.its OG shape as it dons a dark grey leather upper that is punctuated with the highlight red/black acid wash print across its overlays. Finally, matching red laces, Swooshes, and a vintage-inspired yellowed midsole rounds out the design. Furthermore, while it’s not showcased, the model will be packaged in a vintage style packaging for nostalgia.
Ultra Boost 2022, Earlier tonight, Tucker took to Instagram to share his latest Player Exclusive design, a new colorway of the Kobe 6 Protro inspired by those “Cheetah” Yeezy 2s. “Outside of basketball, nobody has influenced me more in culture and fashion more than Kanye West,” he said in a caption posted along with the photo.Perhaps his crowning on-foot moment went down during the summer of 2019, when he was spotted at Kith’s fashion show wearing the ultra-rare, unreleased “Cheetah” Nike Air Yeezy 2 sample. Having first surfaced in 2012, the purple-based pair favors the Christmas colorway of the Nike Kobe 7 and was reportedly even made for Bryant to wear in some capacity during All-Star Weekend that season.
