Matt Varga Supreme is already known for breaking the mold, but in their latest take on the Nike Dunk, printed with the help of Martine Rose, the NYC imprint went above and beyond. To pair with an apparel collection celebrating the life and times of Iron Mike, the designer and skate brand used an in-the-ring shot of Tyson in his prime, pulled from a 1986 bout against Trevor Berbick that ended in a technical knockout for the 20-year-old.
Though the public version has already been let loose, we’re now getting extra depth to the Martine Rose x Supreme Nike Dunk Low story. @sneaker_riots shares looks at some early samples of what we could’ve gotten. For the most part, these diverge from the black-heavy release pair by utilizing contrast colors on the Swoosh and toe box, some in textured suede and some in flat leather. Across the range, we see editions that test out white, brown, red, beige, blue, and purple on that same blocking before Supreme and Martine Rose eventually landed on the united profile that we’re now familiar with.
These Martine Rose x Supreme Nike Dunk Low “Mike Tyson” samples won’t be hitting shelves anytime soon, but you’re free to let your imagination run wild as you peruse the in-hand images below. Keep our Sneaker Release Dates page within reach for the latest on what’s actually coming your way.
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