October 24, 2021

Written byMohammad Yousaf

Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means White Black Release Date and Resale

Discover the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High White Black, its release details, estimated resale value, and tips on how to buy for retail.

Supreme and Nike SB return for an exciting new collaboration on the Nike SB Dunk in 3 different colorways, and today, we’ll be covering the Black/White pairs. The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means release date is on November 1^st for a price that’s TBC.

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Before we take a detailed look at this brand-new Supreme x Nike SB collaboration, let me walk you through their history and see how profitable they are in 2021.

Supreme x Nike SB | History and Resale

Debuted in 1997, Supreme quickly became the king of underground street fashion but was primarily a skateboarding brand, however, appealed to a wider market. Particularly those that were into street fashion.

Nike SB came onto the scene in 2002, and for Supreme’s first collaboration, they collaborated with Nike’s skateboarding division on the famed Nike SB Dunk.

This kicked off one of Swoosh’s most successful and longstanding collaborations to date with multiple sneakers that are highly sought-after on the secondary market.

Through a perfected formula of effective story-telling and limited distribution, the duo became Hypebeast culture’s reigning kings for years.

The recent Supreme x Nike SB Dunk Low Stars, for example, is based on 2004’s SB Dunk High Stars and is highly profitable.

To estimate resale for the Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means Black White, let’s head on over to StockX.

Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High DJ Clark Kent

• Retail Price: $135
• Average Resell: $290
• Release Date: Thursday, January 1^st, 2009
• Colorway: TEAM GREEN/CHALLENGE RED-BLACK
• Style Code: 375378-361

The Supreme x SB Dunk High DJ Clark Kent features a dark green leather upper with black overlays and contrasting ‘Challenge Red’ Swooshes on the side panels.

Red tongue branding, white midsoles, and tan rubber outsoles complete the look.

On the secondary market, these kicks are reselling for average prices of $290 which is almost double the return. The Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means will likely have a similar resale value.

Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means White Black | A Closer Look

• Retail Price: N/A
• Estimated Resell: $200-$280
• Release Date: Monday, November 1^st, 2021 (TBC)
• Colorway: Black/White-Varsity Red
• Style Code: DN3741-002

Nike and Supreme bring back 2008’s “By Any Means” collection and directly take design cues from that pack in the form of graffiti-like text and New York souvenir-inspired detailing.

The sneaker features a black leather base with crisp white overlays that cover the scuff guards with “No❤️” embroidered on the lateral forefoot and “By Any Means” across the heels. Dual branded tongues and insoles, white midsoles, and plain black outsoles finish off the design.

Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means Where to Buy For Retail

You can buy these sneakers likely on November 1^st for a price that’s to be confirmed. They’ll be available at the Supreme store and online.

Estimated Resale Value

These sneakers will definitely sell out quickly and I believe they’ll also be quite profitable.

Using my estimated resale value, expect gross profits of between $90-$180 or even more.

Conclusion

• Supreme x Nike SB Dunk High By Any Means Black White
• Retail Price: N/A
• Estimated Resell: $200-$280
• Release Date: Monday, November 1^st, 2021 (TBC)
• Colorway: Black/White-Varsity Red
• Style Code: DN3741-002

Where to Buy (Retail)

• Supreme

(Resale)

• StockX
• GOAT
• Flight Club

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Author

Mohammad Yousaf

As a business student, Mohammad was thoroughly impressed with where the secondary market was heading for sneakers. He quickly realized that what used to be considered as a side hustle, was now the main income stream for many. He has studied the game ever since.