Nike Links up with Supreme on the Dunk Low ‘Ink’

Nike werkt samen met Supreme voor de Dunk Low 'Ink'

Spring 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal season for sneakerheads and skaters alike, as Supreme and Nike team up once again to redefine streetwear culture. 

Nike Links up with the Supreme on the Dunk Low 'Ink'
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Introduction:


Their latest collaboration centres on the iconic SB Dunk Low silhouette, delivering a fresh take that’s equal parts functional and fashionable. At the heart of this five-piece collection lies the standout ‘Ink’ colourway—a sneaker that’s ready to steal the spotlight.

Design Details:


The ‘Ink’ design is nothing short of striking. Draped in rich purple suede overlays with contrasting black accents, this pair strikes the perfect balance between bold and versatile. Its breathable mesh tongues promise comfort, while the premium materials ensure durability for long skate sessions or casual wear.

Nike x Supreme Dunk Low 'Ink'
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True to Supreme’s legacy, subtle yet impactful details elevate the design, including the embroidered ‘94’ on the heel—a nod to the brand’s founding year. Add to that dual branding on the insoles, midsole, and a pop of red with the vibrant hangtag, and you’ve got a sneaker that screams premium craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

This collaboration doesn’t just look good; it tells a story of two cultural powerhouses merging their identities. Supreme’s flair for streetwear blends seamlessly with Nike SB’s skateboarding roots, resulting in a sneaker that appeals to collectors, skaters, and fashion-forward enthusiasts.

Nike Dunk Low x Supreme 'Ink'
Image Courtesy of @yankeekicks via Instagram

Release Date:

The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low ‘Ink’ will launch in May 2025, priced at $135 USD. It will be available via Supreme’s stores and website, with a potential drop on Nike.com. Given its luxurious materials and heritage-inspired details, this release is destined to become a must-have in any sneaker rotation.

Don’t sleep on the ‘Ink’ colourway—it’s more than a shoe; it’s a statement of style and culture.

In other Crep Daily news, the Nike Air Force 1 Low Goes Futuristic with the 'Liquid Metal Swoosh'

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