The Nike Dunk Low silhouette is arguably one of the most iconic shoes of the decade.
Despite fighting for the spotlight with shoes such as the Air Jordan 1 and Yeezy, the shoe’s perception has grown over time to be hugely influential in streetwear culture.
2021 saw the release of many different dunks.
Whilst the classic dunk colour blocking has largely stayed the same, few colourways have stood out from the crowd and solidified their place in modern streetwear.
Today, we will be talking about the Nike Dunk Low White / Black / Panda colourway and whether you should consider buying, selling or holding a pair of these.
The Nike Dunk Low retro Black White released in January of 2021 together with 4 other dunks.
The ivory and football grey dunk high and coast and UNLV dunk low.
Together, this package signified the beginning of a huge wave of dunks that were just coming in.
These dunks came as a retro model featuring an essential two-tone colour scheme that accentuated the shoe's clean lines.
The black white dunk featured a leather upper with a white base wrapped with black overlays.
The swoosh and the outsole was in all black which contrasted the white midsole.
Ever since it's rumoured release date, people were ready to get their hands on the highly sought after dunks.
Whether you're simply a fan of sneakers or a collector, this article will be helpful in understanding the shoe and whether you would wanna pick one of these up.

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Being such a wearable colorway, it is no surprise that these shoes have been in high demand since its release.
Simply walking through the streets of Sydney will tell you how popular this shoe is and that there is a big demand.
This shoe released in mens, womens and grade school sizing making it one of the biggest dunk releases of this year.
Back when this shoe was released people weren’t expecting it to take off.
Accounting for all sizes, this shoe collectively accumulated over 60,000 total sales dwarfing any other dunk’s sales.
This high sale volume indicates that the shoe has a lot of interest and high liquidity (easier to sell).
However unlike many shoes, this shoe has seen numerous restocks around the world which has made pairs easier to find.
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For the Nike Dunk Low in the black/white colourway, there are many options to take depending on your situation.
If you're looking to buy a personal pair and missed out during the initial drop, I would recommend looking now for a pair.
Whether it's mens, womens or grade school this shoe is still in demand.
The Nike Dunk Low black white is definitely one of the best releases of 2021. Capturing the eye of the sneakerhead community since it came out in February, this shoe is here to stay. It's one of the shoes you don’t wanna miss out on.
You can purchase a pair of black and white dunks here.
Written by Oliver Tan - Analyst

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