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Even in one of its quietest colorways, the Nike Pegasus Premium still somehow looks good enough to eat.

The latest pairs land in a simple "Black and Sail" colorway, creating a clean two-tone look for the stylish running model.

It honestly reminds us of those classic white-and-black cookies, a.k.a. the half-moon cookies dipped in chocolate and white vanilla icing (sometimes white chocolate if you're looking to make it extra sweet).

But even though the Pegasus Premium is now a low-key sweet treat, it's still ready for runs and beyond. Indeed, expect its usual triple-layered soles featuring Nike's finest and comfiest technologies. It also still has its lightweight mesh upper, which keeps things dry and airy up top.

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Nike has already blessed the streets with a plethora of good-looking Pegasus Premiums. Just recently, the model received a luxe spin from A Ma Maniére, who also has Nike V5 RNR and Air Force 1 collaborations in the works (in many flavors, at that).

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And there's more to come. Nike has also prepared a second colorway to go alongside these "Black/Sail" pairs. It's a flipped version featuring the same half-and-half design, in white and black this time around.

Both Pegasus Premium sneakers are slated to hit Nike's SNKRS app on June 16, retailing for $220.

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