The Big Book of Supra Shoes

by The Editors on December 17, 2012

Supra-Book

Sneaker heads with a penchant for the Supra brand now have an epic dream catalog in the 260-page Supra: The Book.

A large portion of the book is dedicated to the limited edition collaborations SUPRA has done with friends and celebrities and features stories and photos with Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Slash, Steve Aoki, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Just Blaze, Deion Sanders, Samantha Ronson, and many more. Also included are rare sneakers that were produced in conjunction with an array of eclectic sources such as the television show Lost, Stubb’s Bar-B-Q . . . and even Dirty Harry. Also are collars, quotes, and thoughts from sneaker industry authorities such as SNS, All Gone, and Sneaker Freaker.

The book is available on the Supra website for $50 and just might be the perfect way to spend some of that extra Christmas cash you might have laying around this month. Follow the jump for the official word.December 17, 2012, Fountain Valley, CA—SUPRA is pleased to announce the release of the SUPRA book. The 260-page, full-color book is an immense catalog of the influential sneaker company’s designs. SUPRA showcases everything from the early skateboard shoe designs to the rare and limited edition sneakers that became the preferred footwear of some of the world’s top celebrities. For anyone that is a fan of SUPRA, sneaker history, or even pop culture, this book is an essential part of any collection.

“[SUPRA] singlehandedly invented an entirely new breed of sneaker,” Woody, editor of Sneaker Freaker, writes in the book’s foreword, “that jammed fashion, skate, and street together in a way that had no precedence or right to work.”

A large portion of the book is dedicated to the limited edition collaborations SUPRA has done with friends and celebrities and features stories and photos with Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Slash, Steve Aoki, Prodigy of Mobb Deep, Just Blaze, Deion Sanders, Samantha Ronson, and many more. Also included are rare sneakers that were produced in conjunction with an array of eclectic sources such as the television show Lost, Stubb’s Bar-B-Q, Corona beer, Dodge Charger, The Palms Hotel Las Vegas, Mountain Dew, and even Dirty Harry. Also are collars, quotes, and thoughts from sneaker industry authorities such as SNS, All Gone, and Sneaker Freaker.

SUPRA was, and still is, a skateboard footwear company and thus the book includes insightful interviews with many of the team riders who helped create the legendary signature silhouettes that made SUPRA a global sensation, such as Erik Ellington, Jim Greco, Terry Kennedy, Lizard King, Tom Penny, and an extended story with Chad Muska about the origins of the iconic Skytop—the shoe that started it all.

The SUPRA reach has been far and wide, and it’s all included in the SUPRA book. It’s available now at suprafootwear.com.

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