Rules for this list are obviously based on if the sneaker is black and white, but I removed the restriction of it being a court styled sneaker. Surprisingly, not many brands are bold enough to outright copy the color blocking of the Panda. That may be a matter of timing. Who knew the Panda would be one of the top selling sneakers in the Dunk line-up? Black and white Air Jordans tend to sit for extended periods of time. The Yin-Yang pack, City of Angels, and other black and white themed sneakers haven’t exactly blown away the resale market. Then again, should we really consider the color blocking of a sneaker as owned by one brand? I don’t think so. If you can make it your own, go for it. The only real rule this list had to adhere to is the sneaker needed to be in stock and retail or below SRP.
