Fake Dunks have a weakly imprinted “NIKE” logo that blends into the background of the sole, with lots of space between each letter. Real Dunks have a deeply engraved logo near the middle of the sole, with little space between each letter, plus 2 registered trademark symbols on opposite corners of the logo.

But they're also one of the most hated shoes. “Pandas” are a cultural signifier that someone is new into sneakers or just doesn't care about them all that much. Or, at least, just its NPC version of a sneaker. Something plain and simple that's void of character.

Apart from the OG sneakerheads, not many know the fact that the SB in Nike SB actually stood for Sandy Bodecker, and not skateboarding as many would have been led to believe. The man who created a whole new division from a shoe that was initially meant for basketball, has left us today, aged 66.

Nike Dunk runs true to size. Other considerations might make you consider moving up or down in size from your usual Nike shoe size. Wide feet: Moving up a half size for a roomier fit is a great idea if you have wider feet.