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Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium Supreme Red Cement | Size 9

2012

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In 2012, New York skate brand Supreme partnered with Nike SB to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of their first Nike SB Dunk Low Supreme. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Air Jordan 3 design, the first 2002 Supreme Dunk Lows were released in both Black and White Cement colorways. 


The 2012 Nike SB Dunk Low Pro Premium Supreme "Red Cement" echoes the familiar colorblocking of the 2002 versions, but incorporates a vivid Fire Red upper. The famous Air Jordan 3 grey elephant print is complemented by a black Swoosh and black inner lining. 


The original Nike SB Dunk Supremes were released exclusively at Supreme stores in New York and Japan, the only Supreme locations at the time. Supreme’s expansion in 2012 allowed the retailer to release the "Red Cement" edition in Los Angeles, London, New York and Tokyo, though still in very limited quantities. 

  • Nike SB Dunk Low Premium Supreme "Red Cement," released in 2012.
  • Style number: 313170
  • Color code: 600
  • This item is final sale and not eligible for return.

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Oxidation on plastic of keychain accessory due to age.

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Sneaker Type

Skateboarding

Sneaker Model

Dunk

Year

2012

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9

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