Big things just happened on the Nike website because Dunk Low’s are now customizable using the Nike By You sneaker customizing tool. You can choose various (basic) colors in either leather, basketball style pebbled leather, or suede. Like most customizable Nike shoes, not all of the colors you see on dunks will be available, but there is a good enough mix of colors and materials to make a nice looking sneaker.

Playing around with the customizer, I was able to make some very clean colorways and also played around with making unique and colorful dunk lows. It is even possible to recreate some past dunk low colorways using this tool, as long as they have a solid color toe and contain the colors available in the customizing tool. This brings us to the only real downfall that I found in the Dunk Low customizer: the toe comes in a solid color. Many dunk lows have two different colors displayed on the toe part of the shoe because of the overlays. With the new dunk low customizer, you cannot choose separate colors for the toe and toe overlays. This really limits your creative ability, in my opinion. It also limits which past dunks you can recreate, which could be a big reason Nike made it this way in the first place. This is also the case for the Swoosh and heel tab. However, it does not make much of an impact on design.

Check out the Nike Dunk Low 365 By You and start making your own colorways today.  Also, another great customizable shoe from Nike is the SB Janoski.

Here some colorways I created with the Nike Dunk Low builder