Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash Release Date and Resell (Full Guide)
Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash Background, Release Details, and Estimated Resell
With the undeniable resurgence of the Nike Dunks, Nike is set to release a pair with environmental sustainability at the forefront. The Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash price is $100 and releases on September the 10th. Keep reading to know all about this profitable release!
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The Nike Dunk Low Lemon wash is among the multiple Dunks that have dropped this year. All of which were very profitable such as the Nike Dunk Low Plum and University Red. Currently whenever there’s a Dunk release, you can be sure that copping a pair will secure you great profits. And profits are plenty in this Multi-Billion Dollar Market!
Before we get into details for the Nike Dunk Low Community garden AKA Lemon Wash, let me walk you through some history!
Skip to conclusion for summarized info.
Nike Dunk Low| A Brief History
The Nike Dunk has a lot of history with Skaters. Although this is not a skate specific shoe, it provided all the necessary features to make it one.
During the 1990s, the Nike Dunks were largely used on the skate scene along with the Air Jordan 1. They provided excellent traction and ankle support for skaters. The sneakers would stick well to the boards and the Air technology made them comfortable. What more could they ask for?
Of course Nike made the SB Dunk division back in 2002 specifically for skaters. However, that was after the Dunk had already made a good name on the skate scene. The 3M reflective panels really made them suitable for skaters.
The Dunk Low was created in 1985 specifically for basketball. Unlike the SB Dunk, they did not have a Zoom Air Pod in the sole nor padded tongues. The nylon was later added to the SB Dunk which the Skaters adored.
After many iterations similar and different to the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash, the Dunk Low has become street-wear icon. With material changes such as the introduction of sued, they’ve become more of a lifestyle sneaker than a performance one.
Nike| Move to Zero
Nike has been leading the charge when it comes to environmentally friendly kicks and sportswear. Their “Move to Zero” campaign is all about stopping global emissions completely by 2030 and reduce plastic manufacturing significantly.
This means that recycling would have to be on the forefront when deciding on what kind of materials to use. At first, Nike used its Flyknit upper which uses recycled yarn to make its sneakers.
That however, was not enough. Nike continued to revolutionize sneaker manufacturing and came up with the Nike Space Hippie. These sneakers use 40 % recycled materials in weight which includes a new foam technology called “Crater Foam”.
This Crater Foam has also been used in the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash. To accurately estimate its resale value, let’s head on over to StockX. By assessing similar sneakers, we can get a good idea of what to expect.
Nike Dunk Low Samba
Retail Price: $100
Peak Resell: $600
Release Date: 08/21/2020
Colorway: Hyper Blue/Samba-Silver
Released initially back in 2001 in Japan, the Nike Dunk Low Samba 2020 is the first time this colorway has received a retro.
It features an all leather upper with navy blue on the side panels, toe box, tongue, and heel. Silver leather covers the eye stays, rear, and toe regions while “Samba” is on the ‘Swoosh’, heel tab, and out-sole. A clean white mid-sole finishes off the design.
On SockX, they’re very profitable with an average selling price of $280. That’s a $180 profit per pair while at peak resale, gross profits are as high as $500! The Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash is expected to have even better resale.
Nike SB Dunk Low Shashiko
Retail Price: $110
Peak Resell: $770
Release Date: 08/01/2020
Released just last month, the Nike SB Dunk Low Shashiko is a Japanese art inspired master piece. It features a navy denim upper with a white ‘Swoosh’ made out of just 6 threads. A sail mid-sole and light brown out-sole finishes off the design.
On StockX, profits are decent at an average selling price of over $350. That’s an average gross profit of $240 while at peak resale prices, profits are as high as $660 per pair!
Although this isn’t a regular Dunk, I believe the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash will have similar resale.
Nike Dunk Low SP Champ Colors
Retail Price: $100
Peak Resell: $400
Release Date: 06/24/2020
Colorway: University Orange/Marine
The Nike Dunk Low SP Champ Colors features an orange leather upper and dark navy overlay. Orange covers the side panels, collar, tongue, and toe box while navy covers the rest of the upper. A white mid-sole and black out-sole completes the design.
The average selling price on StockX is $280 which is an average gross profit of $180. At peak resale prices, gross profits are as high as $300. I believe the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash will have very similar resale.
Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash
Retail Price: $100
Estimated Resell: $300
Release Date: September/10/2020
Colorway: MULTI-COLOR/MIDNIGHT TURQUOISE-CARDINAL RED-LEMON WASH
Nike has been pushing their sustainability focused sportswear hard with sneakers such as the Space Hippie collection. Their latest sneaker to feature the sustainable “Crater Foam” is the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash.
It comes in an array of different colors, mostly dominated by turquoise and cardinal red. Although the nick name is “Lemon Wash”, that color only appears as spots along the side panels.
Various patterns including what appears to be branches and flowers can also be seen embellishing the upper. The laces, heel tabs, and swooshes come in a subtle yellow. A pale yellowish mid-sole and speckled crater foam out-sole finishes off the design.
Take a closer look with these detailed images.
Estimated Resell
A Nike Dunk Low in 2020 has so far always been profitable and the Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash is expected to be no different.
If you sell on StockX, to get your money back you’ll need to sell for at least $120. Thus by using my estimated resell, you can expect profits of around $180 per pair in pure profits. If you sell on websites like eBay with a waived service fee, average profits will be around $200.
Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash-Where to Buy
The Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash raffle will go live on SNKRS at 10:00 Am on September the 10th. I’d sign in through multiple accounts or preferably use a bot, as these things will fly out of stores in no time.
The Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash StockX link can be found here.
Conclusion
Nike Dunk Low Lemon Wash
Retail Price: $100
Estimated Resell: $300
Release Date: September/10/2020
Where to Buy: (Retail) SNKRS 10:00 AM
(Retail) StockX
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