Starting April 7, 2014, fans will be able to choose from the original "Be True" colorways along with material choices consisting of leather, suede, and snakeskin. For those not familiar with the BTYS collection, it was the original Dunk colors that Nike released in 1985 for seven prominent schools it was sponsoring at the time. In 2005, Nike SB celebrated 20 years of that collection with a re-release featuring of course SB upgrades.
Along with the BTYS color options, customers can now opt for a speckled midsole and laces as well. For those that hate the waiting times associated with the "ID" process, Nike is promising a two week window from design submission to delivery. Start planning your ideas now and when the time comes, share your creations with us on social media using the #complexkicks hashtag.
Saturday, March 8, 2014
NikeiD Dunk Goes Varsity with Be True to Your School Options | April
Old school Nike Dunk fans can rejoice. NikeiD is updating its Dunk category this April with options based on the "Be True to Your School" colors.
Starting April 7, 2014, fans will be able to choose from the original "Be True" colorways along with material choices consisting of leather, suede, and snakeskin. For those not familiar with the BTYS collection, it was the original Dunk colors that Nike released in 1985 for seven prominent schools it was sponsoring at the time. In 2005, Nike SB celebrated 20 years of that collection with a re-release featuring of course SB upgrades.
Along with the BTYS color options, customers can now opt for a speckled midsole and laces as well. For those that hate the waiting times associated with the "ID" process, Nike is promising a two week window from design submission to delivery. Start planning your ideas now and when the time comes, share your creations with us on social media using the #complexkicks hashtag.
Starting April 7, 2014, fans will be able to choose from the original "Be True" colorways along with material choices consisting of leather, suede, and snakeskin. For those not familiar with the BTYS collection, it was the original Dunk colors that Nike released in 1985 for seven prominent schools it was sponsoring at the time. In 2005, Nike SB celebrated 20 years of that collection with a re-release featuring of course SB upgrades.
Along with the BTYS color options, customers can now opt for a speckled midsole and laces as well. For those that hate the waiting times associated with the "ID" process, Nike is promising a two week window from design submission to delivery. Start planning your ideas now and when the time comes, share your creations with us on social media using the #complexkicks hashtag.
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