Nike to release hemp Dunk Low for 420
With the 420 which is fast approaching, Nike is getting into the spirit of April 20 by announcing the release of new all-hemp sneakers. More specifically, the Nike SB «Hemp» Dunk Low.
For this edition, Nike has let hemp be the star of the new design. The color will be muted, with a very organic look.
The upper part of the shoe will be made of hemp textile, with a light ochre color. The swoosh, sole and laces will be black, to add a little contrast.
These new Dunks should be available from April 15, just in time to celebrate the 420 while wearing hemp on your feet.
It's not not the first time that Nike celebrates 420 in its own way. Previous years have seen the release of «Skunk Dunks», «Hacky Sack» Dunks and «Cheech & Chong» Dunks, as well as the "Cheech & Chong" Dunks. Nike White Widow.
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- Dunk Hacky Sack
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- Dunk Cheech and Chong
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- Dunk Skunk
Adidas also released an all-hemp pair, the Seeley Hemp Athletic Shoe, which was available with a reminder of the Rastafari theme, including red, yellow and green.
Adidas Hemp Shoes
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