Supreme Sneaker Collaborations
SUPREME is a streetwear clothing label started by James Jebbia in 1994. Its first location was on Lafayette Street in New York City's famed SoHo district, located at the heart of the downtown neighborhood's shopping hub. Jebbia was raised in the U.K., but was actually born in the U.S.; he returned to the states in 1983 and later found work at Parachute skateshop. From 1991 to 1994, Jebbia was store manager of Stussy.
In 1994, Supreme opened its doors. While serving as a skate-shop retail space, Supreme was also designed like a minimalist art gallery, displaying skateboard decks on the wall as if they were priceless paintings. The amount of product on display was very scarce, giving off the illusion of items always being low in stock. Supreme's mix of art, hip-hop, and skate was highly appealing to the Japanese market, so much so that he was convinced to open several chapter stores in the country. Other locations in Los Angeles, London, Paris, and Brooklyn followed – all emulating the aesthetic of the original Lafayette St. location.
Supreme is most known for its “box logo” items, and their t-shirts/hoodies/crew-necks continue to be the most in-demand products every season. However, their seasonal collection is very extensive, offering all different types of apparel and footwear. Supreme is also notorious for their random accessories of all prices ranges, from inexpensive ash-trays to Fender Stratocaster guitars.
The most well-known Supreme collaborations on the fashion end include Nike (such as the Supreme SB Dunks), Jordan (such as the Supreme Jordan 5), Comme des Garcons, The North Face, Stone Island, and Vans. However, its most ground-breaking collaboration came in 2017 as the label worked with French fashion house Louis Vuitton for a full capsule of leather goods and apparel; today, it is considered to be among the most coveted streetwear items in history.
In the world of sneakers, Supreme stands as one of the most eye-catching collaborators and is unmatched in terms of its ability to demand attention. Some of its more recent collaborations include the Supreme Jordan 14 and Supreme SB Dunk. Starting in 2020, they offered a seasonal staple in the form of a Supreme Air Force 1 that simple features the small red logo on the heel.
Supreme Sneaker Collaborations
Supreme Imitates The “Brazil” Colorway For Their Third Nike SB Dunk High “By Any Means”
The best things often come in threes. Such is the case with most Supreme collaborations, including the label’s upcoming pack of Nike SB Dunk Highs....
Official Images Of The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High “By Any Means” In Navy/Red
With their latest collaboration, Supreme and Nike SB are returning to the Dunk High, dressing it up as symbol of the streetwear brand’s attitude. And...
Supreme x Nike Cross Trainer Low Releasing On October 14th
Despite being bought by VF Corp. (the parent company of Vans and The North Face) in November 2020, Supreme has continued working with NIKE, Inc....
The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High Revealed In New “Brazil” Colorway
Japanese publication SHOES MASTER has no shortage of supporters, its pages fortunate enough to consider Ronnie Fieg an avid reader. And according to the Fall/Winter...
Official Images Of The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High “By Any Means”
Initially previewed in mid-June, the next Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High collaboration has recently surfaced via official images. Unlike the brand’s other Fall/Winter 2021...
Supreme Confirms The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Flax” And More For FW21 Collection
In early March of 2021, Supreme announced a seasonal mainstay collaboration with Nike in the form of a simple white/white and black/black Air Force 1...
Supreme’s Latest Nike Dunk High Appears In A Navy And Red Colorway
Though not quite the powerhouse they once were, Supreme is still undoubtedly one of the most important streetwear labels to exist. And despite joining VF...
First Look At The Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Wheat”
Not long back, Supreme made the Nike Air Force 1 a permanent part of their collection. Similar to their Hanes tees, stock would replenish every-so-often,...
Supreme Brands The Vans Skate Grosso Mid and Skate Era With The Monogram S Pattern
Supreme is undoubtedly unique in that they foster relationships with countless brands — be it Nike, The North Face, or even purveyors of pinball machines....