This new addition to the Nike Dunk Women family consists of a “Sail” textile base with patterned leather overlays. The choice of camo applied to each overlay differs between each shoe to create a mismatched look. However, both shoes do sport “Vintage Green” accents to balance out the predominantly warm-toned camo prints. The dark green is applied to the leather elements such as the profile Swooshes and lacestays, as well as textile components like the sockliner and tongue label. Nike Dunk Men white rubber sole unit sits below the base, coloring the outsole in the aforementioned green to complete the multi-camo look.

Though not quite the powerhouse they once were, Supreme is still undoubtedly one of the most important streetwear labels to exist. And despite joining VF Corp, the collaborations continue to persist, with more Nike projects currently underway. Here, we’re catching a better look at the brand’s latest Nike Dunk Cheap, which sees the silhouette dressed like a New York City souvenir.

While some spectators may view Virgil Abloh’s “The 50” as the general silhouette’s end, the Nike Dunk Sale hasn’t indicated that it’s returning to mainstream oblivion any time soon. On the contrary, colorways like the newly-surfaced “Aluminum” will surely only propel it deeper into casual consumers’ consciousness.