Earlier this year, Hiroshi Fujiwara brought back the legendary fragment design x Nike Dunk High "Beijing" but with a slight rework. The pair was gobbled up in minutes by sneakerheads who didn't get a chance to cop the first one back in 2010 when it dropped as part of the "City Pack". Now, the godfather of streetwear has taken to Instagram to tease another colourway with the fragment design x Nike Dunk High "Navy" - and we're taking our first look!

Bearing a striking resemblance to the aforementioned "Beijing", this Dunk High switches out the bold purple hues with a dark navy palette instead. Crafted from smooth premium leather, contrasting black panels wrap around the heel, lacing system, and toebox for an understated aesthetic.

Furthermore, unlike the "Beijing", Fujiwara's signature double lightning bolt motif is stamped onto the heel rather than painted in white, resulting in an even more luxurious look. His love for coding-inspired text can be found across the crisp white midsole, finalising the Nike collaboration.

There's no word yet on if or when the fragment design x Nike Dunk High "Navy" will drop, so make sure you keep it locked at The Sole Supplier for more news as it develops! Let us know what you think of this newly-revealed colourway, and in related news, the fragment design x sacai x Nike LDWaffle "Blue Void" and "Wolf Grey" are both dropping this month!