Nike Dunk High First Use - Red - 7


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The Nike Dunk High First Use is a collector-focused high-top sneaker designed for adult male enthusiasts looking to celebrate the heritage of the Nike brand. Its primary benefit is the unique commemorative aesthetic featuring the original Swoosh design, though prospective buyers should note that the leather and suede combination requires careful maintenance to preserve the vivid crimson finish.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 7 |
| Model Part Number | DH0960-600-70 |
| Brand | Nike |
Yes, this model generally follows standard Nike sizing; however, since it is a high-top, some users prefer a half-size larger for extra room.
It is not recommended. The suede overlays can be easily damaged by moisture and may stain if exposed to heavy rain.
Yes, the gold Swoosh lace jewel is attached to the laces and can be removed or repositioned as desired.
The upper is constructed primarily from leather, with added suede overlays for texture.
The anniversary edition features the 'First use June 18, 1971' text on the lateral side and the commemorative gold lace jewel.
Use a specialized suede brush to gently lift the nap after the material has completely air-dried.
Insert shoe trees when the sneakers are not in use to help the leather maintain its shape.
Ensure the lace jewel is centered securely on the laces; if it persists, you may remove it during strenuous activity to avoid loss.
To maintain the appearance of your Nike Dunk Highs, ensure they are stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent color fading. Given the material composition of leather and suede, it is recommended to use a protective spray designed for mixed-material footwear before your first outing. For cleaning, use a dry brush to remove loose dirt from the suede portions and a damp microfiber cloth with mild soap for the leather panels. Avoid machine washing or submerging the shoes in water, as this can damage the structural integrity of the leather and the adhesives used in the sole.