
Supreme and Nike Spruce Up Their Air Force 1 With Leopard Print
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has become a staple in Supreme‘s lineup, regularly restocking in its “Triple White” and “Triple Black” colorways alongside other core items like Hanes socks and T-shirts. This week, though, a new iteration of the classic sneaker will drop with a third collaboration brought in through Hiroshi Fujiwara.
The GoodEnough x Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low brings a number of flourishes to the all-white sneaker. While maintaining its white leather upper and matching sole unit, the Swoosh gets wild in leopard print pony hair. GoodEnough’s logo is applied directly beneath on the left shoe in place of Supreme’s, and its logo has also been added with its own tongue patch next to the standard one. A repeating “SupremeEnough” text decorates the laces, and the translucent core of the outsole, visible only when flipped over, features another rendition of the dual-branding.
GoodEnough was founded by Fujiwara in 1990 and reemerges every few years for a special project. Despite its infrequent appearances today, GoodEnough was part of a seminal group of streetwear brands founded in the early ’90s that also includes Bape, Undercover and, of course, Supreme. The former two labels were founded by Nigo and Jun Takahashi, respectively, who had previously opened the influential Tokyo shop Nowhere with the help of Fujiwara.
Supreme previously collaborated with GoodEnough in 2007 on a run of rare graphic T-shirts, but streetwear and sneaker devotees alike are more likely to be familiar with Fujiwara’s other, more prolific label, Fragment Design.
Later this year, Fragment Design is expected to release an Air Jordan 1 Low made in collaboration with Travis Scott as a follow-up to their three-way Air Jordan 1 High from 2021. Fujiwara’s label is also rumored to have three Air Jordan 1 Highs coming in 2026 as part of another three-pronged collab with Union.
GoodEnough and Supreme’s capsule goes much further than sneakers, and will also include an MA-1 bomber jacket, patchwork jacket and shirt, hoodie, T-shirt, hats and more.
The GoodEnough x Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low will release on Thursday through Supreme’s website and stores. Pricing has not yet been confirmed.







Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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