| NICKNAME | Reverse Goldenrod |
| COLORWAY | BLACK/BLACK-VARSITY MAIZE |
| RELEASE DATE | 2021 |
| NICKNAME | Reverse Goldenrod |
| COLORWAY | BLACK/BLACK-VARSITY MAIZE |
| RELEASE DATE | 2021 |
Black and varsity maize belongs on a Dunk. It has since the model’s debut in 1985 as part of the ‘Be True To Your School’ campaign. With this Nike SB version, though, there are a few immediate differences. The first one is the colour blocking — it’s reversed, with the famous golden hue used at its base and black at the overlays. The construction is switched up, too, with textured suede across the uppers and Zoom Air cushioning in the sole.
Black and varsity maize belongs on a Dunk. It has since the model’s debut in 1985 as part of the ‘Be True To Your School’ campaign. With this Nike SB version, though, there are a few immediate differences. The first one is the colour blocking — it’s reversed, with the famous golden hue used at its base and black at the overlays. The construction is switched up, too, with textured suede across the uppers and Zoom Air cushioning in the sole.
Black and varsity maize belongs on a Dunk. It has since the model’s debut in 1985 as part of the ‘Be True To Your School’ campaign. With this Nike SB version, though, there are a few immediate differences. The first one is the colour blocking — it’s reversed, with the famous golden hue used at its base and black at the overlays. The construction is switched up, too, with textured suede across the uppers and Zoom Air cushioning in the sole.
Black and varsity maize belongs on a Dunk. It has since the model’s debut in 1985 as part of the ‘Be True To Your School’ campaign. With this Nike SB version, though, there are a few immediate differences. The first one is the colour blocking — it’s reversed, with the famous golden hue used at its base and black at the overlays. The construction is switched up, too, with textured suede across the uppers and Zoom Air cushioning in the sole.
