The Nike x Supreme partnership is one of the longest-running and most consistently valuable collabs in sneaker history. Since the early 2000s, the two brands have produced some of the most sought-after pieces in streetwear. Here is the breakdown.
The Air Force 1
This is the signature collab. The Supreme AF1 debuted in 2002 and every retro since has been a guaranteed sell-out. The leather quality is noticeably better than standard Nike production — thicker, more durable, and the box logo hits on the heel make them instantly recognizable. Current resale on DS pairs runs $300–$500+ depending on colorway. The Black and White colourways are the standards; both hold better than most limited releases.
The SB Dunk
Multiple collaborative Dunks over the years, the Stars collection being the most iconic. Supreme SB Dunks have some of the highest long-term resale ceilings in the sneaker market — early pairs regularly trade for $1,000+.
The Apparel
Supreme x Nike apparel moves almost as fast as the footwear. Track suits, jerseys, and hoodies from the collab consistently sell out and hold resale value better than most Supreme standalone pieces. The Nike Swoosh co-branding adds legitimacy to the premium.
What to Look For When Buying
- Box logo placement should be centered and clean — no bleeding ink
- Nike and Supreme co-branding should appear on insole, tongue, and box
- Leather on AF1s should feel thick and substantial, not papery
- Original box should have both Supreme and Nike branding