The Nike Dunk, originally named the "College Color High," made its debut in 1985 as an expansion of Nike's basketball collection. A marketing strategy during its early stages emphasized the shoe's availability in various American school colors, urging student athletes to coordinate their footwear with their uniforms. This particular iteration, the Low Sport Red and white version, showcases a high-quality leather upper and a cupsole construction integrated with an EVA foam midsole. To enhance performance on the court, the shoe is equipped with a non-marking rubber outsole for optimal traction.