Nike Dunk High - White Midnight Navy - DH9751-100 - UK 3

Place a piece of paper on a hard floor against a wall. Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe. Measure the distance from the edge of the paper (where your heel was) to the mark in centimeters. Compare this measurement to the 'Foot Length' column in the size chart.

The CM size shown on shoe boxes and labels often refers to the internal shoe length or a standard measurement that accounts for shoe construction, while 'foot length (cm)' is the direct measurement of your foot. Always use foot length for accurate sizing against the provided chart.

While the materials offer some protection, these shoes are not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or wet conditions is not recommended, especially for the suede components. Ensure they are dried thoroughly if they get damp.

These shoes are listed under the 'kids' age group and are unisex, making them suitable for children and young adults. The design is timeless and can be appreciated by various age groups.

Cleaning frequency depends on usage. For daily wear, spot cleaning minor dirt as it appears is best. A more thorough cleaning should be done as needed, focusing on maintaining the condition of the suede and leather.

While the Nike Dunk originated as a basketball shoe, this particular model (DH9751-100) is primarily marketed for lifestyle and casual wear. For serious basketball performance, dedicated performance basketball shoes are recommended.

DH9751-100 is the product model number assigned by Nike. It uniquely identifies this specific colorway and iteration of the Dunk High.

Refer to the detailed foot measurement guide provided. Measure your foot length from heel to toe and compare it to the chart. If your measurement falls between two sizes, select the larger size. Ensure you are ordering based on your usual EU size.

Use a dry suede brush to gently restore the nap of the suede. For tougher marks, use a suede eraser or a slightly damp cloth and allow to air dry completely before brushing again.

This is common with new footwear, especially those with suede and leather. Wear the shoes around the house for short periods to break them in. The materials will naturally soften with use.