“Supreme”
Before elephant print stomped every sneaker and apparel piece ever created, it was only a somewhat forgotten feature from the model that changed the Air Jordan line forever. Re-appropriated for collaborative purpose before retros of the signature variety completely ran the game, both “True Blue” and Black/Cement SB Dunks by Supreme prove truly ahead of their time. With the rampant rate that Supreme drops (and sells out) new product, these as highs would surely be a hit.
“Denim”
photo via KixclusiveBack when Canadian tuxedos or casual khakis were getting less (or at least different) love on the street wear tip, a lot of dope “Denim” Nikes dropped to under appreciated sales numbers. While slept on Air Max 1s made of the light washed variety were readily available at Finish Line, skate shops were pedaling the “Denim” Dunks. Though high top “Denims” would’ve absolutely crushed during the jean jacket/tan pants pop at the turn of the decade, highs would still move in 2014.
