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Nike Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Jason Vorhees’ Right Shoe Sample | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE DUNK LOW PRO SB, SINGLE SHOE, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2007 In late 2007, Nike continued their tradition of Halloween-inspired dunks with the release of the famous ’Horror Pack.’ Alongside the ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Nike Air Trainer 1 and the never-released ‘Freddy Krueger’ SB Dunks, the Nike SB Dunk High ‘Jason Voorhees’ was a highly anticipated addition. The shoe was built with colors inspired by the Friday the 13th franchise’s villain and has become a staple in discussions of themed Nike SB releases. Although officially released in a high-cut format, an incredibly rare low-cut version was also produced, and never released to the public, making it highly prized by collectors. This low-cut single shoe features a black leather base, overlaid with blood-like, deep red distressed leather. The heel panel is white, taking inspiration from Jason’s hockey mask.

Nike Dunk Low Pro SB ‘Jason Vorhees’ Right Shoe Sample | Size 9

Estimation : 5000 - 7000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Dunk Low Hakata Gion Yamakasa "Japan Pack"| Size 6.5 NIKE, NIKE DUNK LOW, SIZE 6.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2008 In 2008, Nike released the ‘Japan City’ pack. An exclusive release, the pack consisted of four different Nike Dunks, each representing the unique cultural aspects of four iconic Japanese cities. This Dunk Low is inspired by the Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival and its colorful experience. The pair is dressed in a patent leather multicolor upper and features etching detailing on the heel. Exceptionally rare, the pair is accompanied by a special edition wooden Nike Box.

Nike Dunk Low Hakata Gion Yamakasa "Japan Pack"| Size 6.5

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

’Back To The Future’ Cast Signed "Hoverboard" | 2011 Nike MAG ‘Back to The Future’ | Size 11 NIKE, NIKE MAG 2011, SIZE 11 Leather, Rubber, Cotton, Mesh, Plastic, Electrical Components 2010 The Nike MAG, which premiered in the 1989 sequel, Back to the Future II, was instantly one of the most coveted – but unavailable – shoes in history. In 2011, Nike finally released 1,500 pairs to the public to benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, which marked one of Nike’s most popular releases. In the film, Marty time-travels to the year 2015, and famously turns on his Nike MAGs featuring ‘power laces’, which self-lace. That moment, and later scenes in the movie, became iconic in the history of footwear, inspiring multiple releases by Nike, including the Nike MAG (2011), Nike MAG (2016), and the Nike Adapt Mag (2019), amongst others. Accompanying the lot is a replica Hoverboard, signed by key members of the film cast: Michael J. Fox (Marty McFly), Christopher Lloyd (Dr. Emmett “Doc” Brown), Lea Thompson (Lorraine McFly), and Thomas F. Wilson (Biff Tannen). The hoverboard is accompanied by a letter from JSA in regards to the signatures.

’Back To The Future’ Cast Signed "Hoverboard" | 2011 Nike MAG ‘Back to The Future’ | Size 11

Estimation : 15000 - 25000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Louis Vuitton X408 LED Fiber Optic Light Up Trainer | Size 9 LOUIS VUITTON, LOUIS VUITTON LV TRAINER, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, LED, Synthetic 2019 The Louis Vuitton ‘LV Trainer’ was first presented during Virgil Abloh’s debut Spring-Summer 2019 show, and has become a staple menswear sneaker. The iconic design was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers. In the behind-the-scenes of the Fall-Winter 2019 Louis Vuitton show, Virgil can be seen handling what appears to be a prototype version of the ATS Light Up Trainer. The prototypes were also included in the show. Bridging the gap between technology and footwear, this Louis Vuitton X408 LED Fiber Optic Light Up Trainer consists of a black high-top silhouette with LED accents throughout. An experimental design, the release was produced in limited quantities. The pair sits atop a rubber outsole and features an ankle strap labeled “ADVANCED TECH SYSTEM”. The LED lights are fully operational, and the pair comes with charging cables.

Louis Vuitton X408 LED Fiber Optic Light Up Trainer | Size 9

Estimation : 5000 - 7000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan 3 Retro SoleFly ’Lotto’ Friends & Family Sample | Size 15 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 3, SIZE 15 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2014 In celebration of Miami’s vibrant cultural scene, Nike partnered with SoleFly to create an exceptionally rare Air Jordan 3 Retro exclusive to Friends and Family of the boutique. This unreleased edition features a premium white tumbled leather upper paired with classic elephant-print panels, accented by bright, lottery-inspired pops of color throughout. Unique Miami callouts are hidden behind the heel tab, where “305” and a silhouette of the state of Florida underscore the sneaker’s regional roots. The pair also includes a SoleFly-branded insole designed with a lottery-ball motif in matching vibrant colors. Produced solely for SoleFly’s closest collaborators and their inner circle.

Nike Air Jordan 3 Retro SoleFly ’Lotto’ Friends & Family Sample | Size 15

Estimation : 3000 - 5000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan 1 High Retro ’Shinedown’ Sample | Size 12 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 1, SIZE 12 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2018 This ultra-exclusive Air Jordan 1 collaboration was made by Nike in commemoration of the American rock band Shinedown’s album Attention, Attention. Shinedown’s guitarist Zach Myers’ known passion for sneakers helped bring this rare collaboration to fruition. The sneaker features an exclamation point on the heel, a nod to the cover of the album. The Nike Air Jordan 1 is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball and is a key part of the origin of the Air Jordan brand for Nike. Designed by Peter Moore, the sneaker has remained an instant classic since its commercial release in 1985. Because of its popularity, the Air Jordan 1 has seen many innovative collaborations throughout its history. This limited edition pair was designed with yellow, black, and white colors, with the album covers’ exclamation mark featured on the heels. As the sneaker is a ‘friends and family’ sample, it is extremely rare and said to be one of a small number in existence.

Nike Air Jordan 1 High Retro ’Shinedown’ Sample | Size 12

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Kobe Bryant Signed | Adidas Kobe II ’Graphite’ | Size 14 ADIDAS, ADIDAS KOBE II RUBBER, LEATHER, COTTON, SYNTHETIC 2001 The Adidas Kobe II marked the second installment in Kobe Bryant’s line of signature basketball sneakers. Building upon its predecessor, the Adidas Kobe I, the design evolution maintains a visible influence from the automotive industry, a nod to the original inspiration. Offered in this lot is a pair of Kobe Bryant Signed |  Kobe II ‘Graphite’. The pair is in a size 14, which also happens to be Bryant’s size. The sneakers are accompanied by a letter of authenticity from PSA and James Spence in regard to the signature.

Kobe Bryant Signed | Adidas Kobe II ’Graphite’ | Size 14

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Nitro Microphone Underground’ Digital Camo | Size 14 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1, SIZE 14 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2008 Nitro Microphone Underground emerged from Tokyo as one of Japanese hip-hop’s most influential collectives. Their self-titled 1999 indie album sold out immediately and was reissued the following year by Def Jam Japan, reaching number 12 on the charts. Frequently compared to the Wu-Tang Clan, the group achieved major success without following pop trends. In 2008, as part of Nike’s 1World Influencer Pack, Nitro Microphone Underground became the first Asia Pacific collaborator in the series celebrating Air Force 1 through partnerships with 18 global influencers. The Air Force 1 Supreme Low features a 3M reflective mosaic digital camouflage upper, a black Swoosh, and a visible heel Air unit. The release was accompanied by a matching New Era cap and t-shirt, further cementing the group’s influence across music, fashion, and street culture.

Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Nitro Microphone Underground’ Digital Camo | Size 14

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Dunk Hi Premium ‘Deftones’ | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE DUNK HI PREMIUM, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2003 In 2003, Nike collaborated with Sacramento, California-based rock band, ‘Deftones’, on a premium Nike Dunk Hi, in celebration of their fourth (self-titled) album. Dressed in a two-tone upper, the pair features green on the mid panels, toe box, tongue, and collar. Black overlays make up the remainder of the pair and are matched with black eyestays and laces. The pair sits atop a white midsole and green outsole. Notably, the pair features ‘Deftones’ branding on both lateral heels. Made exclusively for the band’s friends and family, these sneakers are among the most highly sought-after Nike Dunk Hi models ever produced, representing a unique and desirable collaboration in the realm of music-inspired footwear.

Nike Dunk Hi Premium ‘Deftones’ | Size 9

Estimation : 20000 - 30000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Force 1 AKA ‘Also Known As’ | Accompanied by ‘AKA’ Book, Posters, & Stickers | Size 11 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1, SIZE 11 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2005 In 2005, 12ozProphet released the coffee table book Also Known As (aka) and collaborated with Nike to produce a highly limited sneaker developed in Tinker Hatfield’s Nike Innovation Kitchen. The Nike Air Force 1 ‘AKA’ reinterpreted the graffiti tags of Crude Oil, featured on the book’s cover, and only 48 pairs of the white-and-gold sneaker were produced and distributed to key cultural figures, creatives, and the 12ozProphet and Nike teams. Graffiti icons including Futura, Kaws, Stash, and Jeff Staple were among this select circle, and the model was featured in a 2005 Forbes article as one of the most expensive sneaker releases for men at the time. Today, the Nike Air Force 1 ‘AKA’ remains one of the most coveted and celebrated collaborations in sneaker culture, prized for its rarity, iconic design, and deep connection to graffiti history. 12ozProphet is a New York-based graffiti magazine, streetwear brand, and creative agency dedicated to urban street art. The project began in the mid-1990s as a school fanzine at the Rhode Island School of Design, rooted in graffiti subculture with subtle nods to art, design, fashion, and popular culture. As the internet matured, 12ozProphet evolved into a major online community long before social media, and in recent years has expanded into apparel while retaining its focus on creative exploration and community engagement. The lessons and networks cultivated through 12ozProphet continue to inform other ventures, including a world-class screen printing operation under 12ozCollective.

Nike Air Force 1 AKA ‘Also Known As’ | Accompanied by ‘AKA’ Book, Posters, & Stickers | Size 11

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Nitro Microphone Underground’ 3M Sample | Size 9 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1, SIZE 9 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic Undated Nitro Microphone Underground emerged from Tokyo as one of Japanese hip-hop’s most influential collectives. Their self-titled 1999 indie album sold out immediately and was reissued the following year by Def Jam Japan, reaching number 12 on the charts. Their collaborations with Nike include the 2008 Air Force 1 Supreme from the Influencer Pack, dressed in digital camouflage, and the 2009 tenth-anniversary Air Force 1 High, featuring metallic gold with black-on-black elephant print and ‘1999’ and ‘2009’ on the tongues. Offered here is a Nike Air Force 1 Low Nitro Microphone Underground sample. The pair features a reflective 3M upper, the group’s logo embroidered on the heels, and branded eyelets. Sample tagged but undated, it provides a rare glimpse into the development of this iconic collaboration.

Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Nitro Microphone Underground’ 3M Sample | Size 9

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Force 1 Low ’Mr Cartoon LiveStrong’ | Size 13 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1, SIZE 13 Cotton, Leather, Rubber, Synthetic 2009 Reworking the original Nike Air Force 1 Low Mr Cartoon, this recreation is inspired by the same motifs, but was released in collaboration with LiveStrong - the Cancer Foundation established by Lance Armstrong. This LiveStrong model replaces the midnight and navy grey upper of its predecessor to match the colors of the LiveStrong foundation. Dressed in a predominantly black leather upper, with yellow side panels, this pair again explored Mr Cartoon’s intricate designs through Nike’s laser cutting technology. The pair features standout LA embroidery on the lateral heels in yellow, a spider web across the toe box, and motifs like skeletons, roses, and the Los Angeles city skyline are found on the side panels. The swoosh is also a gradient from yellow to black with LiveStrong branding on the tongue.

Nike Air Force 1 Low ’Mr Cartoon LiveStrong’ | Size 13

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Force 1 CMFT ’Vice’ Sample | Size 12 NIKE, NIKE AIR FORCE 1 CMFT, SIZE 12 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2017 Originally introduced as a free punk magazine, titled ‘ Voice of Montreal,’ Vice was founded in 1994  in Quebec. Today, a diversified media platform, Vice is a global brand. Known for its unorthodox journalism style, produced through digital, print and mobile channels, VICE reportedly outputs over 2,400 pieces of content weekly, in 25 different languages. The Air Force 1 CMFT ‘Vice’ is a simple, yet flashy friends and family rendition of the 1982 classic silhouette. Rumored to only be 50 pairs in existence and dressed in an all white premium leather, the 2017 Vice Air Force 1 separates itself with its gold details throughout the shoe. Beginning with the laces, the pair features gold aglets, and a Metallic Gold Vice logo deubre. ‘L’Union Fait la Force’ - which translates from French to ‘Unity is Strength’- can be found on the heels of the sneaker, likely an homage to the company’s roots in French-speaking Quebec. The phrase ‘Rumored to Be Among the Best’ is featured on the interior tongue tags, and a gold Vice logo dresses the heel tab. On the leather insoles, the years 1994 and 2017 are also printed in gold - commemorating the establishment of the ‘Voice of Montreal’. As a finishing detail, the sneakers feature a partially translucent outsole with large VICE branding.

Nike Air Force 1 CMFT ’Vice’ Sample | Size 12

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Michael Jordan Dual-Signed | 1985 Nike Air Jordan 1 ‘Bred’ Mid | Size 13 | Attributed Wear to Michael Jordan NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 1, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1985 Offered in this lot is a pair of 1985 Nike Air Jordan 1 sneakers in the Black and Red “Bred” colorway. The pair is dual-signed by Michael Jordan and is accompanied by a letter from James Spence Authentication regarding the signatures. The sneakers are accompanied by a letter of provenance from the consignor. It states: I purchased this pair of shoes at a charity auction in the fall of 1985 to benefit the Parry Center for Children in Portland, Oregon. I was told they were donated by the wife of a high-ranking Nike executive. I have kept them securely stored in a safe ever since. Each shoe is signed by Michael Jordan and features “M.J." initials on the side of the sole. This example presents a unique variation, featuring a mid-cut profile and the absence of the “TYPS” (Tang Yong Player Sample) coding typically associated with mid-cut Air Jordan 1s. The interior coding reads “13 850102,” indicating production between January and February 1985. The left shoe displays “M.J” handwritten on the lateral midsole. Sotheby’s cannot confirm the origin of this handwriting or identify who wrote it. The sneakers exhibit signs of heavy wear, including creasing, scuff marks, and loss of traction on the outsole. Michael Jordan did not wear the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” in any NBA games; however, he famously wore the colorway during the 1985 NBA Dunk Contest and in media shoots. The Nike ’Air Jordan’ is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball, and is a key part of the origin of the Air Jordan brand for Nike. Designed by Peter Moore, Michael Jordan wore Air Jordan 1s in 1984 and 1985, as well as modified versions in 1986 (after a broken foot Michael endured). These specific shoes are the iconic ‘Chicago’ colorway, and perhaps the most recognizable for Michael, as well as the Nike brand. In 1984, Nike gave Michael Jordan his own signature line of shoes and clothes, which was pivotal in Michael agreeing to sign with Nike. It was the first time the brand did anything like this, and it paved the way for many of the player collaborations we now see. The term “Air Jordan” was coined by Michael Jordan’s agent David Falk. David apparently came up with the name because Nike shoes had air in the soles and because, of course, Michael Jordan played basketball in the air. In terms of the shoe itself, the original Air Jordan 1s were so popular and successful that Nike continued to make new signature Air Jordans each season. This tradition continued beyond Michael’s retirement, and Nike is currently on the Air Jordan 40. From the day it launched, Air Jordans have always represented the pinnacle of sneaker design. The shoes are unmatched when it comes to quality, craftsmanship, materials, innovation, performance, and, of course, style.

Michael Jordan Dual-Signed | 1985 Nike Air Jordan 1 ‘Bred’ Mid | Size 13 | Attributed Wear to Michael Jordan

Estimation : 50000 - 70000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Waffle Spikes ‘Special Make Up’ Blue | Size 12 NIKE, NIKE WAFFLE SPIKES, SIZE 12 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic, Nylon Circa 1970s/1980s Offered in this lot is a pair of Special Make-Up Nike Waffle Spikes, an uncommon expression of the brand’s early innovations in track footwear. Reminiscent of both the Nike Vainqueur and the Nike At West models produced during the 1970s and early 1980s, the pair is dressed in a royal blue suede and nylon upper, finished with navy blue accents and a navy Swoosh. Unlike those reference models, this pair incorporates a portion of Nike’s waffle sole patterning combined with a track spike–style forefoot—a configuration neither Vainqueur nor At West carried. Presumably produced for a collegiate or track program, the shoes reflect Nike’s practice of supplying bespoke performance models during this formative period. As the famous story goes, Bill Bowerman’s breakthrough in sole design emerged from an experiment with his wife’s waffle iron, into which he poured rubber to create the earliest prototype. The resulting traction pattern delivered superior grip and cushioning compared to the era’s standard racing flats, marking the waffle sole as Nike’s first major technical innovation and a defining feature of its early running line.

Nike Waffle Spikes ‘Special Make Up’ Blue | Size 12

Estimation : 6000 - 8000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Ship ’White Blue’ 1984 | Size 10 NIKE, NIKE AIR SHIP, SIZE 10 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1984 Before Nike’s “Air Jordan,” came the Nike “Air Ship.” Designed by Bruce Kilgore and originally released in 1984, it was the first basketball shoe worn by Michael Jordan as an NBA professional. In the preseason and early games of his rookie year Michael wore a white and red colorway and also a black and red colorway (now known as ‘Bred’) that Nike creative director, Peter Moore, had specially designed for him. This was a ground-breaking move as basketball shoes of the time were primarily white with accent colors. Michael’s Air Ships became controversial after the NBA sent a letter to Nike in February of 1985 informing the company that Jordan’s colorful shoes were a violation of the league’s uniformity of uniform clause. Nike responded by creating an infamous ad campaign around Jordan’s ‘banned’ shoes (advertising the first Air Jordans) remarking that while “the NBA threw them out of the game, fortunately, the NBA can’t stop you from wearing them.” Offered in this lot is a pair of ’White and Blue’ Nike Air Ships from 1984. An original release, this pair is incredibly rare. The interior coding of this pair is: 10 840608 TY1

Nike Air Ship ’White Blue’ 1984 | Size 10

Estimation : 5000 - 7000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Nike Air Jordan x Public School ’Melo-Card’ Melo11 Sample | Size 10.5 NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN MELO 11, SIZE 10.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2015 In 2015, Jordan Brand collaborated with the acclaimed New York fashion label Public School to create a friends-and-family edition of the Melo M11. Drawing inspiration from Anthony’s Brooklyn roots and the city’s iconic MTA MetroCard, the design pays homage to the energy and character of New York City. The sneaker features a yellow, blue, and brown upper, with hole-punched triangles on the sides forming block-lettered “NYC” initials, a speckled outsole evocative of subway platforms, and insoles depicting the 34th Street station. Exceptionally rare, these sneakers were never released to the public.

Nike Air Jordan x Public School ’Melo-Card’ Melo11 Sample | Size 10.5

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025

Charles Barkley Dual-Signed | Nike Air CB 34 Sneakers | Size 16 NIKE, NIKE AIR CB 34, SIZE 16 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1996 Charles Barkley is celebrated as one of the greatest power forwards to ever play the game. A two-time Olympic gold medalist, Barkley represented the United States as part of the legendary Dream Team in 1992 and again in 1996. In 1993, he was named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player. Throughout his career, Barkley was selected to the All-NBA First Team and All-NBA Second Team five times each, and All-NBA Third Team once. He was honored as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History during the league’s 50th anniversary celebration and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006. Offered in this lot is a pair of Nike Air CB 34 Sneakers, signed by Charles Barkley. The sneakers show signs of wear and are a size 16, consistent with Barkley’s typical size. The interior tag dates the shoes to 1996. The sneakers are accompanied by a letter from James Spence in regards to the signatures.

Charles Barkley Dual-Signed | Nike Air CB 34 Sneakers | Size 16

Estimation : 2000 - 4000 €

Maison de vente : Sotheby’s

Date de la vente : 15/12/2025