After
Drop Jordan's Championship win with the Golden State Warriors, KD took the time to bask in the glory (as well as a Finals MVP) amidst all the hate for joining a superteam and confectionary name calling. For all of 1.5 seconds, there was uncertainty that he would return to the Warriors, before inking a discounted two year $53 Million deal. Now with last year's championship team largely intact, the Warriors are looking towards Opening Day, where they will face the Houston Rockets. It appears as though KD's kicks are the first to surface, courtesy of US11.
If there's anything
Buty Jordan Sklep knows how to do well, it's slapping a box logo or their name to a project and causing people to lose their minds in a frenzy. In the past, Supreme and Nike have teamed up on unheralded or underrated silos like the Air Force II, Air Max 98 and the Nike SB Blazer Low GT...not shoes that people are out to run for. Continuing their trend is a possible collab between the longtime partners on the Air Humara.
Developed by
Cheap Air Max (who was the lead designer on the HyperDunk 2013 and the Terra Sertig), the Air Humara is an updated take on the 1997 Terra Humara. The Supreme collab is set to come in four colors, Neon Pink, Slime Green, Blue Lagoon and Black. The Supreme branding shows up on the forefront of the toebox, as well as on the heel and tongue pull tabs. Lastly is the "World Famous" Supreme branding on the heel. However, that's all we seem to have on the shoe right now.
