Supreme x Goodenough x Nike Air Force 1 Low White

Supreme and Nike have made the Air Force 1 Low their own over the past few years, but this is the first time a third collaborator steps into the ring. Enter Goodenough—the cult Japanese label founded by Hiroshi Fujiwara back in 1990. A pioneer in the streetwear scene and often dubbed the godfather of the genre, Fujiwara brings Goodenough back into the spotlight with a heavyweight three way linkup that blends New York edge with Tokyo roots.

On the surface, the "White Leopard" AF1 keeps things clean with a crisp white leather base, but look closer and the wild takes over. Faux leopard print Swooshes stretch across each sidewall, channelling that punk and hip hop energy that Fujiwara built Goodenough on. Supreme’s box logo sits on the right heel in a rare black and white finish, mirrored by the Goodenough lowercase "g" on the left. The co branding continues through the tongue tags, insoles and even the laces, while a translucent outsole spells out "SUPOODENOUGH" underneath, just in case the message was not already clear.

Dropping June 5 exclusively through Supreme stores and online, this AF1 headlines a wider Summer 2025 capsule full of MA 1s, patchwork pieces and vintage inspired graphics. For anyone who missed the 2007 collab between the two brands, this is your second shot at a rare piece of streetwear history. Find out where you can buy the Supreme x Goodenough x Nike Air Force 1 Low "White" by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!

For sizing information check out our Nike Air Force 1 size guide.