SNEAKER REVIEW - DUNK LOW CL "DENIM"

A 2005 release, these dunk lows are in my opinion an instant classic and a less expensive alternative to older all-denim sb's while still being heat. I believe these currently have a medium-low level of desirability among collectors and they are getting tougher to find.

Here's a picture of them on foot:MATERIALS: The uppers are all denim. The midsole is white with matching stitching and a blue outsole. They came with blue flat laces, which I swapped out for some fullylaced white sb laces.
FEATURES: The main attraction is the materials. Other than that these are featureless.
STREET VALUE: $100-200 depending on condition.
MY NOTES ON ACTUALLY WEARING THESE: These are very comfortable and seem to fit a little large; stuffing the tongue for me has taken up some of this extra room. These shoes are rugged and to a certain extent gain character the more they are worn. The toebox will crease right where it meets the tongue, but other than that shouldn't get any lines. Of course, the light colored denim is going to be more succeptible to stains. These are a summer shoe in color (blue/white), yet are rugged enough to wear during fall or winter, thus making them a truly easy shoe to put to use!