Nike Dunk Low - Vintage Green - UK 11




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The Nike Dunk Low Vintage Green is an iconic basketball-inspired trainer designed for adults seeking a blend of classic 1980s collegiate style and modern durability. Featuring a high-quality leather upper with a distinct olive-hued green and white colorway, these shoes are ideal for everyday casual wear. While they provide excellent style and solid construction, potential buyers should note that the leather upper may require a short breaking-in period to achieve optimal comfort.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 11 |
| Accent Colour | White |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Dunk Low |
| Model Part Number | DV0833-111 |
| Brand | Nike |
Yes, they are generally comfortable for daily use once the leather breaks in, though they lack the high-level cushioning found in dedicated running shoes.
The leather is dyed with high-quality pigments, but like all footwear, avoiding excessive exposure to direct UV light will help maintain the vibrancy of the green.
Yes, the Nike Dunk Low typically fits true to your standard Nike size.
No, machine washing can damage the leather, glue, and structure of the shoe. Always clean them by hand.
Store them in a ventilated area, preferably with shoe trees inside to keep the leather from wrinkling excessively.
Creasing is a natural characteristic of leather; use a shoe tree when not in use to help the shoe retain its shape.
Use a specialized leather cleaner or a soft sponge with mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals that may strip the finish.
This is often caused by moisture or friction between the insole and the shoe interior; remove the insole, let it dry, or apply a small amount of talcum powder.
To ensure your Dunk Lows last, follow these care guidelines: