Matt Varga Nike’s status as the world’s biggest shoe brand places an onus on Beaverton to pay close attention to sustainability. 2025 is a key checkpoint in that regard: Nike set targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, divert waste from landfills and reduce their fresh water usage in dyeing and finishing products for that window. More and more, our coverage has been stocked with sneakers that point to those efforts, including the Dunk Low we’ve got on tap.
“Next Nature” shoes are the most visible indicator of those efforts in our corner. You may have spotted the “Sunburst” logo on the insole of these Dunks worked into designs at local retailers, indicating recycled composition. Though the grey & white composition featured here may not be totally noteworthy in a vacuum, producing staple shoes like it with ecologically-minded processes certainly is. Resale heat around the silhouette may have fallen off, but Dunk sales remain steadfast — it’s surely only a matter of time before the initiative spreads further down the list of Nike’s best sellers.
This Nike Dunk Low Next Nature releases in women’s sizing for Spring 2025, carrying a $125 retail price. If you’re hoping to get your hands on this pair, keep our Sneaker Release Dates page close by. In the meantime, you can get a better look via the gallery ahead.
