Orange Pearl, that’s what Nike calls this colour. I’ve looked at the photo for a long time and mostly see pink in it: soft, a little peachy, exactly the kind of shade my eye goes to first. So I’m not objective here, and I’d rather say that upfront.
This is the women’s version of the Nike Dunk Low, style code DD1503-102. It came out in 2021, in women’s sizes only, with a US retail price of $100. Almost five years later it hasn’t faded from view at all: on Solezilla.com it sits on a Hypescore of 79, which is ATOMIC, the top phase on our scale.
Sail underneath, peach on everything that sits on top
The build is classic Dunk. The base is sail, an off-white that’s slightly warmer than bright white, on the perforated toe and the middle panel. Everything layered over it gets that peach tone: the overlays around the toe, the eyestay and the heel, the Swoosh, the laces and the lining. Even the rubber outsole joins in. The midsole stays off-white, and that keeps the whole thing calm.
What I like is that there’s no third colour pulling attention away. No contrasting Swoosh, no dark accent. From a few metres away the shoe reads as one soft tone rather than a colour block. The leather looks smooth in the photo, with no suede or print, which also makes it easier to keep clean than a Dunk with rough panels.
Day to day, this is a quiet shoe rather than a statement. It works under light denim, grey joggers, or black trousers where it lifts a little. Pile on a lot of white or cream and it gets sweet quickly, so I’d put something dark or some denim next to it. If you want the same women’s line in a deeper colour, Dorine wrote about the Dunk Low “Bordeaux” (DD1503-108).
Around €65 at the bottom, €155 at the top
Because this release is from 2021, almost all of the supply now comes from resale. On Solezilla.com we’re tracking eight listings in euros across seven shops. The lowest starting prices sit around €65 to €70, at Stadium Goods and StockX. After that comes a group between €92 and €121: Side Kicks, Collect District, HYPENEEDZ and Sneaker Ask. Stadium Goods has a second listing at €138.95, and Geturbrick asks €155. Outside the euro zone there’s one listing each: StockX UK from £67 and StockX US from $54.
A starting price doesn’t tell the whole story, though. It’s the cheapest size at that shop, not necessarily yours. That’s simply how resale works: sizes that are in demand or rarely come up cost more. If you’re at the edge of the size range, don’t count on the lowest number in the list.
Would I wear it myself? Yes, though not with every outfit. It’s soft enough for everyday and has just enough colour not to fade into the background. To see what your size costs right now, check the Dunk Low “Orange Pearl” page, where you’ll find the current price per shop and per size.