More colors and materials are hitting Nike iD with even more possibilities to create the perfect Dunk Low Premium. Some of the new updates include the choice of either full grain leather, cracked metallic leather or custom jacquard fabric on the upper. These new designs can be applied to either the swoosh, underlay, base and collar. As for the color choices it includes a variety of tones like sonic yellow, green spark, cool grey, ink blue and much more. For a chance to personalize your own pair, navigate over to Nike iD and create your own Dunk Low. However, the cost of owning the premium model is $130.

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With only a few days away, we get a look in to the womens side of things from Nike. Composed of a neutral grey, citron and white colorway, the Dunk Low is kept simple overall with a liberal use of each color. However, a net material, graphic printed insole, and metallic heel panel keep things interesting. Expect other Dunk Lows to release in a similar design utilizing bright colors and metallic tones. This Dunk Low Premium isn’t scheduled to release until March 2009, but could possibly hit stores before then as seen by other releases. Via Dunk.com.cn.

Nike Dunk Low Premium Women’s (Limited Release To Urban Accounts & Niketowns) 
Release Date: 03/2009
Style: 318638-051
Colorway: Neutral Grey/Citron-White 
Retail Price: $100.00 

Here’s a preview of an upcoming Nike SB Dunk Low Premium dropping next year. This model features a unique composition seen throughout the sneaker. From its bright color way of yellow, blue, and green to its interesting use of materials which includes cracked leather at the toe box and middle panel. This SB Dunk Low is like nothing Nike SB has ever done, it also consists of a yellowed like midsole and hints of red. Availability and further details are soon to come as 2009 approaches. Via Jordan8420.

Although the Day of The Dead Nike SB Dunk Low Premiums are not typically associated with Halloween, they were released around the time of the October holiday. These sneakers were designed to commemorate the holiday that remembers loved ones who passed away. Incorporated are a mixture of element inspired by the holiday including traditional skull and skeleton graphics spread out through the upper and on the inner and outer sole. The Day of the Dead Dunks were limited to 1000 pairs exclusively found in Canada and Mexico two years ago making them very hard to find at release and even harder now.

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