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Nike Dunk Low Tropical

 

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We're expecting a ton of Dunks this year, and Nike is already starting us off with some notable releases. The Notre Nike Dunk was recently covered here at Sneakerjawns. Nike's latest Dunk news is geared towards a GS size. 

During our Nike Women's Jordan Starfish coverage, we talked about the company's effort to make their brand inclusive, noting their efforts to cater to women and varying sizes. 

The GS or Grade School range is getting limelight with the Nike Dunk Low Tropical. Although the sneakers seem suited to a summer release, the pair does fit the grade school ethos.

Let's take a closer look at the Nike Tropical. The silhouette keeps things simple and relies on the contrasting colors on the laterals to create atmosphere. There's a subtle grey that runs through the sneakers, all the way to the back heel which features an embroided "Nike." 

The highlight of the Nike Dunk Low Tropical are the swooshes, colored light orange and teal on alternating sides. Teal is used only on the tongues and inside branding of the shoes. 

The Nike Dunk Low Tropical should be available soon at Nike.com.

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