The leaked images of the Supreme X Nike Air Force Ones have been everywhere, and we've all seen them. But where are they coming from? What is more somehow people are already selling the sought after kicks via a closed Facebook group. This isn't how we'd choose to spend our hard earned cash, without an announcement email from Supreme there is no actual confirmation that this is even the official collab.
So far there are two instances we've come across of people selling what they are calling “samples from overseas” and insisting they're real, rather than fakes based on the already-leaked images. We've seen stuff like this happen before—remember the North Face “fur-gate” back in 2013?—but never to this extent, some of the sellers claim to have four pairs each.
Online the question of authenticity has obviously been raised, but partly batted away by some commentators siting the branding on the insole on the new samples and the old Supreme Air Force One (see image below).
Without hearing anything from Supreme, there really is no way to tell whether these are real or fake, and even though possibly being able to get hold of the shoes now is exciting and it's interesting that Supreme are so huge people will go to these lengths, if these are real they were most likely obtained through illegal or immoral methods, and if you love Supreme so hard you're in one of these groups, why would you do that?
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