Aaron Hope
June 4, 2009
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The grey version of Supra’s Tie Dye Pack had purple accents, but this latest edition elevates the former supporting colour to a lead role. In this new Supra Skytop, purple is everywhere except the midsoles. It’s actually on the midsoles too, in the form of Supra’s signature double stripe. As for the upper, it’s a marbled mix of purple tones, highlighted by light purple laces with a lining to match, plus violet upper eyelets. These are available now at Limited EDT.
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