Nike Dunk Low - Blue - White - Size 4 UK

These shoes feature a durable upper crafted from a combination of real and synthetic leather. The midsole is made of lightweight foam for cushioning, and the outsole is rubber, incorporating Nike Grind recycled materials.

While the Nike Dunk Low has a basketball heritage and offers good traction, this kids' version is primarily designed for everyday casual wear, comfort, and street style rather than competitive athletic performance.

For the synthetic leather upper, gently wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap. For tough spots, a soft brush can be used. Air dry completely away from direct heat. The rubber outsole can be cleaned with a brush and water.

Nike Dunk Lows generally fit true to size for children. We recommend consulting Nike's official size chart or trying them on to ensure the best fit.

Nike Grind is a collection of recycled materials made from Nike's manufacturing scraps, unwanted samples, and worn-out athletic shoes. Its inclusion in the outsole speckles means your shoes incorporate sustainable elements.

The synthetic leather offers some resistance to light moisture, but these shoes are not waterproof. For heavy rain or snow, we recommend wearing more weather-appropriate footwear to protect the shoes and your feet.

Yes, the classic laces are standard and can be replaced with new ones if they become worn or if you wish to customize the look of your shoes.

This is common with new synthetic leather shoes. Wear them for short periods initially to allow the material to soften and conform to the foot. The synthetic leather is designed to 'age to soft perfection' over time.

Gently clean immediately with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. For tougher marks, a specialized shoe cleaner for synthetic leather can be used, following the product's instructions. Avoid rubbing too hard.

If the shoes get wet, remove the insoles (if removable) and stuff the shoes with newspaper to absorb moisture. Allow them to air dry completely in a well-ventilated area. Using shoe deodorizers or baking soda sachets can help absorb odors.

Ensure you are tying the laces securely. Consider trying different lacing techniques, such as a double knot or using a 'surgeon's knot' for added security. Check laces for wear and replace if frayed.

Inspect the rubber outsole for excessive wear or embedded debris. Clean the tread patterns regularly with a brush and water to remove dirt or small stones that can reduce grip. If the tread is significantly worn, traction may be permanently reduced.