The Nike SB Blazer Supreme Red remains a standout of the legendary collaboration between Nike SB and Supreme, released on April 21, 2006, as part of a trio of colorways. This iconic sneaker reimagines the 1972 Nike Blazer, originally a basketball shoe, as a skateboarding and streetwear staple featuring a premium quilted leather upper in a bold red hue, accented by a luxurious python snakeskin Swoosh and gold detailing inspired by 1980s opulence. The Gucci-inspired green-red-green stripe on the heel and gold hardware elevate its retro-luxury aesthetic. With only a limited run produced, the sneaker sparked massive campouts and remains a collector’s gem.

This particular pair carries a unique provenance, having been owned by Pedro Winter, aka Busy P, the influential founder of Ed Banger Records and former manager of Daft Punk. Winter, a pivotal figure in the French Touch and nu-rave movements, wore these Blazers during his electrifying DJ sets at concerts and club nights across Paris and beyond. The vibrant red colorway complemented his colorful, eclectic style both on stage and off. As a tastemaker who bridged music, fashion, and art, Winter’s ownership adds cultural significance, tying this pair to the vibrant Parisian nightlife and the global rise of electro and streetwear culture in the mid-2000s.

Net proceeds from the sales of Pedro's collection benefit Secours Populaire Français.

US Mens 11.