The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Supreme 94 Black (HQ8487-001) revives the classic Supreme x Nike SB partnership with a murdered-out colorway that screams understated flex. This iteration strips away loud branding in favor of premium black nubuck and leather, letting the Supreme box logo on the heel do the talking. It's a collector's piece that nods to skate heritage while keeping things sleek enough for the street.
Resell Verdict
Fair market sits around $413, but ask prices swing wildly from $245 to over $1,100 depending on size and condition. With 114 weekly orders, there's solid liquidity—these actually move. Hype remains stable thanks to the Supreme co-sign, though they're not exploding like early SB collabs. Flip potential is moderate; buy under $350, flip around $400-$450 for safe margins. Long-term hold könnte pay off if Supreme nostalgia kicks in harder.
Fake Tells
- ▸Supreme embroidery on heel: legit pairs have tight, uniform stitching—reps often show loose threads or wonky font spacing
- ▸Nike SB tongue tag: authentic tags have crisp text and proper Nike SB logo dimensions; fakes blur or misalign
- ▸Nubuck texture: real pairs use buttery black nubuck; counterfeits feel stiff or plasticky
Who It's For
Resellers chasing Supreme collabs and low-key collectors who want SB cred without screaming colorways. Perfect for rotating into daily fits or stashing for the next Supreme hype wave.
Sizing & Fit
SB Dunks typically run true to size, though the plush tongue may feel snug at first—half-size up if you prefer a roomier toe box.
