Inside, the insole’s Nike logo deviates from the theme with an hit of orange. The Georgetown colors are a first for the Dunk Low, but a Dunk High released with similar color blocking in 1999.

The "Drink Cup Shoes" feature the palm tree print and also have an In-N-Out logo on the heel. It's a bit costlier than your typical burger. The shoes are selling for $64.95 on the chain's website.

The company, which has long offered its palm tree logo and other signature looks on T-shirts, caps, mugs and other branded apparel, on Wednesday announced that it’s selling In-N-Out shoes.

The Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” shoes are now (finally) slated for release Friday, Nov. 22 at 10 a.m. — and we expect they'll go fast.