Beige nubuck handles much of the upper, with dark brown leather and black suede worked into the overlays. The materials do most of the work here. Nothing is especially loud, but the darker sections give the shoe enough contrast to keep the brown and tan palette from blending together.
Anyone familiar with older SB releases may notice a little of the “Skeletor” Dunk Low in the blocking. That connection comes mainly from the darker overlays and black sole rather than the actual colors. Instead of the brighter look associated with that pair, this version stays with muted earth tones from front to back.
The Nike SB Dunk Low “Filbert/Light Chocolate” is expected to during Fall 2026 through select skate shops and Nike.com.
