Nike
SB Dunk High "Strawberry Cough" sneakers CW7093
The Nike SB Dunk High “Strawberry Cough” is yet another covetable release from Nike’s skateboarding division to employ a playful marijuana-themed design. Taking inspiration directly from the marijuana strain of the same nickname, the “Strawberry Cough” Dunk features a red perforated leather toe, tonal leather overlays on the forefoot, and a red leather mid-panel, all with dot-textured accents reminiscent of seeds found in the tasty fruit. Modeled after the stem and leaves of a strawberry, the back half of the shoe is constructed with supple green suede and a velvet-like materiel along the collar, heel, and Swoosh. The look is pulled together by a whimsical coughing strawberry character embroidered onto the heel and a contrasting translucent midsole.
Composition
- Outer: Leather 100%, Suede 100%, Polyester 100%
- Sole: Rubber 100%
Highlights
- red/green
- leather/suede
- embroidered strawberry
- signature Swoosh logo detail
- logo patch at the tongue
- front lace-up fastening
- round toe
- flat rubber sole
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Conscious
| Estimated delivery standard | Apr 23 - Apr 27 |
| Estimated delivery express | Apr 19 - Apr 23 |
| Merchant name | STADIUM GOODS 3P US |
| Shop Location | Hillsborough, United States |
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