Supreme, Martine Rose, and Nike have joined forces on a Dunk Low built around one of boxing’s most iconic moments. The shoe arrives in an all-black leather construction with a photograph of Mike Tyson printed across both sidewalls, capturing the exact moment Tyson knocked down Trevor Berbick in November 1986, the bout that made Tyson the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history. Co-branding appears at the heels in either muted gold foil or laser-engraved detail, depending on the pair. The overall concept pulls directly from Supreme’s long-running photo tee aesthetic and translates it onto the Dunk Low’s upper in a clean, direct way.
Supreme started as a skate shop on Lafayette Street in New York City in 1994 and grew into one of the most recognizable names in streetwear and sneaker collaborations. The brand built much of its cultural identity around graphic-heavy product, including T-shirts that reproduce photographs and archival imagery, so applying that same language to a sneaker upper is a natural extension of what Supreme already does well. Three-way collaborations are familiar ground for the label, which has previously worked with partners including GOODENOUGH and Jean Paul Gaultier on footwear. Martine Rose is a London-based menswear label known for recontextualizing workwear and sportswear references, and the brand has its own active partnership with Nike, having released its own take on the Shox MR4. Bringing both labels together on a single Nike silhouette gives this release an unusually layered creative point of view.
The Nike Dunk Low itself debuted in 1985 as a basketball shoe and has since become one of the most frequently revisited canvases in the collaboration world. Its flat paneled construction and straightforward tooling make it easy to customize with materials, graphics, and details, which is part of why it has attracted so many different creative partners over the decades. Supreme has returned to the Dunk Low multiple times across its history with Nike, and each release tends to reflect where the brand’s aesthetic is at a given moment. This one, with its fight photography and restrained colorway, is a good example of how much visual impact a single well-chosen image can carry on a shoe.
The Supreme, Martine Rose, and Nike Dunk Low in all-black with the Tyson knockout print is expected to drop later in 2026. Pairs will likely be available through Supreme stores and online. No price has been confirmed yet. If this release has you interested in the silhouette, it is worth keeping an eye on other Supreme Dunk Low drops or exploring Martine Rose’s broader work with Nike.
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