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Wasted Youth x Nike Dunk Low SB 'Black Denim'
Created in partnership with the Japanese streetwear label founded by the graphic designer simply known as Verdy, the Wasted Youth x Nike Dunk Low SB 'Black Denim' updates the retro low-top with a punk-rock aesthetic. Exposed stitching and a patchwork-like design enhances the DIY look of the upper, constructed from black denim with a tonal forefoot leather overlay. An embroidered red rose graphic is integrated into the medial Swoosh, while the heel tab is garlanded with metal hardware and inscribed with ‘Wasted Youth’ across both shoes. Custom sockliners announce ‘No Thank You I Don’t Need Your Support’ and ‘Don’t Bother Me Anymore.’
Created in partnership with the Japanese streetwear label founded by the graphic designer simply known as Verdy, the Wasted Youth x Nike Dunk Low SB 'Black Denim' updates the retro low-top with a punk-rock aesthetic. Exposed stitching and a patchwork-like design enhances the DIY look of the upper, constructed from black denim with a tonal forefoot leather overlay. An embroidered red rose graphic is integrated into the medial Swoosh, while the heel tab is garlanded with metal hardware and inscribed with ‘Wasted Youth’ across both shoes. Custom sockliners announce ‘No Thank You I Don’t Need Your Support’ and ‘Don’t Bother Me Anymore.’
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Created in partnership with the Japanese streetwear label founded by the graphic designer simply known as Verdy, the Wasted Youth x Nike Dunk Low SB 'Black Denim' updates the retro low-top with a punk-rock aesthetic. Exposed stitching and a patchwork-like design enhances the DIY look of the upper, constructed from black denim with a tonal forefoot leather overlay. An embroidered red rose graphic is integrated into the medial Swoosh, while the heel tab is garlanded with metal hardware and inscribed with ‘Wasted Youth’ across both shoes. Custom sockliners announce ‘No Thank You I Don’t Need Your Support’ and ‘Don’t Bother Me Anymore.’
