The Nike Dunk Lows shown above are the second customs made by the brother of Sole Affection’s designer. The picture shows a pair of colorful Dunks obscured a bit by a multi-colored hat purchased by a New York street vendor. This hat acted as the inspiration for a great sophomore effort by a promising designer who felt that the purchase resembled Woody Harrelson’s hat in “White Men Can’t Jump.”

It would be easy for a sneaker fan to say that the colors are a jumbled mess. I think that these custom Nike Dunks fit well with the original inspiration. The colors are separated well and the designer has a fine touch when placing two opposing colors next to each other. I am impressed by the daring aesthetic used by the designer in translating the hat to a respected shoe like the Nike Dunk.

Sole Affection’s designer should be proud of his little brother for his exemplary work on the White Men Can’t Jump Nike Dunks posted here. Check out additional pictures after this post if you want to see the toe box and panels without the hat in the way. I have looked at these shoes several times and I have grown more comfortable with them with each viewing.

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