Supreme has always been the “It Girl” when it comes to streetwear. From their crazy drops to the collaborations that can be controversial, there’s a lot to unpack. But the sneaker industry got its fair share of iconic Supreme collabs, especially with the Swoosh! That’s why we decided to do a full rundown of our favorite Supreme Nike collabs. Although some go hand in hand with resale, we’ll be ranking them based on how cool they look or their cultural reference! So let’s check the 5 Best Supreme Nike shoes out, and you can choose your favorite.
What Are the Best Supreme Nike Shoes?
I think we can all agree that the Nike Supreme partnership gave us some pretty unforgettable sneakers. Some were not so hype or profitable, but we still remember them fondly! However, most of these collabs are still pretty profitable to this day, years later. But here are our all-time favorite top 5 picks, and then some.
Supreme Nike SB Dunk Cement Pack
It’s 2002, and the Nike Skateboarding division is about to go BIG. SB Dunks weren’t as hype as they are today; thus, there weren’t really many out there. But then, Supreme came along and changed the whole equation! It was arguably at this point that the division started gaining the mass following they have today. Their hype went beyond skaters, and more sneakerheads were interested!
The inspiration behind both the white and black colorways is obviously Air Jordan 3’s cement design. We have the sneaker designer Tinker Hatfield to thank for this bit! Today, both colorways of the Supreme Nike shoes are worth their weight in cash. We’re talking thousands of dollars in value. So, if you have a sneaker collection that includes these kicks, you’re definitely one of the OGs.
Supreme Dunk High Pro SB Stars
Who doesn’t know the star-studded Nike SB Dunk High? A year after their first collab, we got another batch of Supreme Nike shoes. The sneakers came in very bright and colorful iterations: red, blue, and orange! Instead of the gold stars, we were supposed to get the Nike logo. Unfortunately, legal problems ensued, and we got the golden stars.
No regrets, though, because these babies are still mega valuable on the aftermarket. In other news, the same design came back in 2021 on the low-tops! Although not as hype, we still appreciated the nostalgic throwback. And of course, sneakerheads who weren’t around in 2003 got to experience the hype again!
Supreme Nike SB Blazer
So, Supreme is a skateshop, at least that’s how it started. Nike Blazers are skateboarding shoes, and well, you can put two and two together! Another gem of the 2000s, the Blazer collab was the star of 2006. With three different colorways, we can’t really choose a favorite, can we?
Inspired by quilts, snakes, and Gucci, the sneakers could only be a success with such a weird combo! But then again, Supreme isn’t famous for working inside the box and bringing out boring designs. A pair of Supreme SB Blazers averages a solid $2,000 on the resale market today!
Supreme Air Foamposite One
So, Supreme Nike shoes took a pretty interesting, and weird, spin in 2014. The Victorian-style patterns never looked this good with the awesome Foamposites! I mean, the collabs are historically pretty amazing, but this pair took it a step further. Although the pair should have been pretty ugly by all standards, these were (and still are) a complete success.
Supreme Jordan 5
You know we can’t go over this partnership without branching out to Jordan Brand. And one of the most iconic collabs is none other than the Supreme Jordan 5. October 2015 marked the first time that Jordan Brand partnered with Supreme. The three colorways were white, black, and camo, all featured subtle “SUP” branding under the mesh. And that drop became an unforgettable moment for sneakerheads to this day!
Some Honorary Mentions
Supreme x Rammellzee x Nike SB Dunk Low
We love it when art meets streetwear meets sneakers. And that’s exactly what Rammellzee’s Supreme SB Dunk Low was all about. The kicks were popular when they dropped during FW23! While there was a high-top version, the Lows stole the show. And today, the kicks are worth about $400 on the resale market.
Supreme Nike Air Force 1 Low White
Who doesn’t love a classic? The Nike Air Force 1 has been a staple in every sneakerhead’s collection since day 1. Now add to the mix the Supreme bogo, and you got yourself a winner! The best thing about this specific shoe is that Supreme and Nike kept re-releasing it. So you can actually score the pair for around its retail price of $118 on the aftermarket.
If you still don’t feel satisfied with this list, you can always check out Complex’s full list of Supreme Nike shoes! And if you’re looking to flip one of these babies, you gotta know where to resell these kicks! The industry is changing, but that doesn’t mean you should lose your money in the process. Godspeed!
