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It's the season of giving, folks. And Nike's blessing the streets with a seriously sweet Vomero dad shoe yet.

The new "Fauna Brown" version looks good enough to eat, covered from head to toe in a rich, chocolatey brown color.

The results are as if Nike dipped the sneaker into a bowl of melted chocolate, or showered it with cocoa powder, even.

Underneath the tasty new color scheme, the same reliable dad shoes live on. Indeed, fans can count on all-day comfort from the leather-mesh construction and Zoom Air cushioning underfoot.

It's just even sweeter now.

The Vomero's reign as a trusty Swoosh dad shoe is only gaining momentum, especially as the brand continues to roll out new impressive designs. This season, Nike has dished out cupid-level Vomeros and perfectly faded "Seagoam" iterations.

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What's more, Nike made the beloved sneaker winter-ready with the Vomero Roam, which is getting all-new stylish colorways for the cold days ahead.

But for those in the mood for a sweet classic Vomero, the new "Fauna Brown" sneakers are now up for grabs on Champs' website, going for $170.

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