Nike Dunk High Black/Varsity Maize

The Nike Dunk High SP “Varsity Maize” is set to make its highly anticipated return this holiday season. Originally released in 1985 as part of the “Be True to Your School” pack, this iconic sneaker is a must-have for any sneakerhead or Nike Dunk collector.

The resurgence of the Nike Dunk this year has been met with great enthusiasm from sneaker enthusiasts worldwide. With collaborations and new colorways selling out instantly, the upcoming Nike Dunk High SP “Varsity Maize” is sure to be another hit.

Featuring a Black and Varsity Maize color scheme, this Nike Dunk High stays true to the original design. The shoe is constructed with a combination of black leather and yellow tumbled leather overlays, creating a striking contrast. The premium leather uppers are complemented by the yellow accents on the overlays, mudguards, Swooshes, eyestays, and heel tabs. The black nylon tongue is adorned with yellow branded accents on its tag, adding to the overall aesthetic of the shoe.

One notable difference from the 2012 version of the “Varsity Maize” colorway is the use of a white midsole instead of a black one. This change gives the shoe a fresh and clean look. The white midsole provides optimal support and durability, while the yellow outsole completes the iconic Varsity Maize colorway.

The Nike Dunk High SP “Varsity Maize” is set to release on December 9th. It will be available at select retailers, so be sure to mark your calendars and set your alarms to secure a pair of this highly sought-after sneaker.

Whether you’re a fan of the Nike Dunk or a collector of iconic sneakers, the Nike Dunk High SP “Varsity Maize” is a must-have addition to your collection. With its classic design and recognizable colorway, this sneaker pays homage to the original release while offering a fresh take on a beloved silhouette.

Don’t miss out on your chance to own a piece of sneaker history. Stay tuned for more updates and release information, and be sure to keep an eye out for the Nike Dunk High SP “Varsity Maize” on December 9th.