Nike x Supreme
Nike x Supreme is the longest-running collaboration in sneaker history. It began in 2002 with an SB Dunk Low, and it hasn't really stopped since: over twenty years of releases, on silhouettes as diverse as the Air Force 1, the Air Max 1, or the skate models from the SB line. Each drop follows the same pattern, limited quantities and availability that is counted in minutes. The Last Step brings together Nike x Supreme pairs currently in stock, authenticated before shipping, with 24/48h delivery and pickup available in Toulouse, Biarritz, and Montpellier.
2002: The SB Dunk that started it all
In the early 2000s, Nike launched its SB line to seriously establish itself in skateboarding. The program relies on independent shops that have the legitimacy the brand doesn't yet have. Supreme, a New York skate shop opened in 1994, was among the first to be approached.
The result came out in 2002: an SB Dunk Low dressed in an elephant print, a direct nod to the Air Jordan 3, with stars on the side panel. The pair immediately became a benchmark and laid the foundations for what modern sneaker collaborations would be. Since then, the two brands have worked on dozens of projects, alternating skate silhouettes, classics from the Nike catalog, and more niche running models.
Nike x Supreme models currently available
The current catalog covers several families. For the Air Force 1, you'll find the Low versions in white, black, and two-tone for around 160 to 175 euros, a white Mid, a GOODENOUGH variation, and a significantly rarer Low SP Wheat, which climbs to 885 euros.
On the skate side, the SB Dunk Low Supreme 94 comes in White Metallic Silver, Black, and Ink, priced between 190 and 380 euros. The more atypical SB Air Max 2 CB '94 Low is available in White Gum, Metallic Gold, and Black.
Running releases complete the selection: the Air Max 1 '87 in White, Black White, and Varsity Purple, and the Air Max 2001 Air Ecstasy in University Red, White University Blue, and Black, at 269 euros. Price differences are due to the rarity of each reference, not a difference in quality.
What size to choose depending on the model
The fit depends on the silhouette, not the collaboration. The Air Force 1 runs slightly large: a half-size down from your usual size generally provides the right fit. The Dunk and Air Max 1 fit true to size, so stick with your usual size. For more technical running models like the Air Max 2001, also stick with your usual size.
For styling, these pairs already carry a lot of visual information. Keep the rest of the outfit simple: raw baggy jeans, neutral cargo pants, a plain hoodie. A Supreme t-shirt obviously works, as long as you don't stack logos throughout the outfit. A cap and high white socks are enough to complete the look.
Buy Nike x Supreme at The Last Step
For this type of collaboration, two problems systematically arise: counterfeiting, rampant on peer-to-peer platforms, and size availability once the drop has passed. This is exactly where The Last Step has been stepping in since its opening in Toulouse in 2021, now with three stores and over 4,000 models in its catalog.
Every pair is inspected and authenticated before shipping, without exception. Delivery within 24 to 48 hours, free returns from France, Click and Collect in Toulouse, Biarritz, and Montpellier to try before you buy, and responsive customer service if you're unsure about a size. You can broaden your search to our entire sneaker catalog or browse all Supreme items to complete an outfit.
Frequently asked questions about Nike x Supreme
What was the first Nike x Supreme collaboration?
The SB Dunk Low released in 2002, recognizable by its elephant print and stars on the side panel. It remains the foundational pair of the collaboration.
Why do some models cost much more than others?
Rarity drives the price. A Supreme Air Force 1 Low remains relatively affordable, while a reference produced in very small quantities like the Low SP Wheat reaches a whole new level on the secondary market.
What size should I choose for a Supreme Air Force 1?
The Air Force 1 runs a bit large. A half-size down from your usual size suits most feet. For Dunks and Air Max 1s, stick with your usual size.
How can I be sure of the authenticity of a Nike x Supreme pair?
Collaborations are among the most copied models on the market. Every pair sold at The Last Step is authenticated before shipping, which remains the most reliable guarantee compared to peer-to-peer listings.