The Drop
The Nike SB Dunk Low Supreme 94 White Metallic Silver (HQ8487-100) bridges skateboarding heritage with Supreme's hypebeast clout—a clean canvas base punctuated by metallic silver Swooshes that catch light like chrome bearings. While the exact release year remains murky (commonly reported as early 2020s), the colorway leans into SB's Golden Era nostalgia without screaming for attention. It's Supreme, aber make it wearable.
Resell Verdict
Fair resell hovers around $209, with recent asks swinging from $140 to $563 depending on size and seller desperation. At 126 weekly orders, this isn't a grail-tier flip but moves steadily—hype's stable, not explosive. Expect modest returns if you cop under $180; anything north of $250 is overpaying unless you're chasing a rare size. Mid-tier hold, solid double-up potential for patient flippers.
Fake Tells
- ▸Tongue tag: Authentic Supreme x Nike co-branding should have crisp, evenly spaced stitching—bootlegs often blur the font
- ▸Metallic Swoosh texture: Real silver hits have a fine pearlescent grain; fakes look plasticky or too mirror-shiny
- ▸Box label: SKU HQ8487-100 must match; counterfeiters slip up on batch codes and QR alignment
Who It's For
Skaters and streetwear heads who want Supreme credibility without peacocking in bright reds or box logos. Perfect for low-key flex days—gallery openings, coffee runs, casual Fridays where you still want smoke.
Sizing & Fit
SB Dunks run true to size for most, though wider feet might want to go up half—puffy tongues can feel snug out the box.
