Stüssy and Nike have built one of the most consistent partnerships in streetwear history. Their collaborations blend sportswear function with street culture design. From Air Huaraches to Air Zoom Spiridons, every release has made noise in both sneaker and fashion scenes. The 2020 Spiridon Cage 2 gained huge attention, showing Stüssy's strong hold on sneakerheads. Each drop sells fast and keeps fans waiting for the next pair.

Stüssy x Dior: High Fashion Meets Street Style
When stussy hoodie linked up with Dior, it broke barriers between luxury and streetwear. Kim Jones, Dior’s artistic director, added elegance to Stüssy’s raw energy. The collection featured fine tailoring mixed with graffiti-style graphics and laid-back California vibes. It gave streetwear a new place in the luxury world. This drop proved that Stüssy’s influence goes far beyond skate parks.

Stüssy x Supreme: A Clash of Streetwear Giants
Stüssy and Supreme came together to honor their shared roots in skate and street culture. Their collab dropped limited hoodies, tees, and accessories that paid tribute to 90s skate style. This union of two legendary labels caused major hype in the community. It was more than just fashion — it was a moment in streetwear history. Their partnership showed respect between two iconic brands with loyal fan bases.

Stüssy x BAPE: Bold Graphics and Cult Appeal
The Stüssy x A Bathing Ape collab mixed Japanese streetwear with West Coast cool. BAPE’s signature camo and ape motifs paired well with Stüssy’s graphic-heavy designs. Their joint drops included statement pieces like shark hoodies and logo tees. Fans from both sides lined up to grab a piece of the action. This crossover showed how streetwear could connect different cultures through bold visuals.

Stüssy x Levi’s: Denim with a Street Twist
Stüssy gave Levi’s timeless denim a fresh edge. They redesigned classic Trucker jackets and 501 jeans with custom patches, embroidery, and color treatments. The drop kept Levi’s heritage alive while adding Stüssy’s laid-back attitude. It appealed to both denim lovers and streetwear fans. The mix of old-school craftsmanship with modern street style worked perfectly.

Stüssy x Comme des Garçons: Minimal Yet Strong
This collab brought together two very different design worlds. Comme des Garçons added its minimalist, avant-garde approach to Stüssy’s casual streetwear. The result was clean, elevated basics with subtle branding and high-quality fabrics. It focused more on cut, material, and form than loud graphics. This release stood out for its simplicity and strength in design.

Stüssy x Dr. Martens: Classic Boots with an Edge
Stüssy added street personality to Dr. Martens’ rugged boots. They reimagined the classic 1460 and 8053 models with suede uppers and co-branded details. The shoes kept Dr. Martens’ strong shape but added laid-back energy with unique materials. This partnership connected punk roots with streetwear flair. It gave fans a bold footwear option with lasting comfort and quality.

Stüssy x Our Legacy: Craft Meets Culture
The Stüssy x Our Legacy collab focused on quality and lifestyle. Both brands share a love for well-made basics and natural tones. Their pieces felt more mature but still casual, with relaxed tailoring and easy fits. They used washed fabrics and earthy colors to create a lived-in look. The collab fit perfectly into a modern wardrobe with comfort and calm style.

Stüssy x Converse: Icons Reworked
Stüssy and Converse brought new life to classic sneakers. Their Chuck 70 and One Star drops used unique fabrics, like hairy suede and hemp, with embroidered logos and fresh colorways. These shoes stayed true to the Converse silhouette while adding Stüssy’s West Coast edge. The branding stayed minimal, letting the textures and tones do the work. Fans loved the easy wear and timeless appeal.

Stüssy x Vans: Skate Culture at Its Core
Both brands share deep roots in skateboarding. Their collab dropped reworked Sk8-Hi and Old Skool models, keeping true to original styles with added Stüssy graphics and fabric upgrades. The shoes hit hard with skaters and casual wearers alike. Their shared heritage gave the collection strong meaning and authenticity. Stüssy and Vans prove that simple designs can still make big impact.

Stüssy x Takahiro Miyashita (TheSoloist): Fashion-Forward Streetwear
This collab with TheSoloist brought a darker, more experimental tone to Stüssy’s laid-back identity. The pieces used asymmetry, layering, and unique fits. The designs felt closer to runway fashion while still grounded in streetwear. It attracted fans looking for edge and difference. The partnership showed that Stüssy can shift styles without losing its core.

Stüssy x CPFM (Cactus Plant Flea Market): Playful and Graphic
When Stüssy joined forces with CPFM, the result was bold and playful. The collection used oversized fonts, bright colors, and unexpected shapes. CPFM’s quirky style mixed well with Stüssy’s graphic background. It felt youthful, experimental, and full of energy. The drop stood out for its fearless use of design and fun vibes.

Stüssy x Nike SB: For the Love of Skateboarding
Unlike their lifestyle collabs with Nike, the Nike SB partnership stayed true to skate roots. They created durable shoes and apparel built for real skaters. The designs stayed functional while featuring key Stüssy touches like bold logos and tonal textures. Skaters loved the performance, while collectors chased the look. This collab respected where both brands came from.

Stüssy x Timberland: Rugged Meets Relaxed
Stüssy reimagined Timberland boots with unique colors and co-branded hits. The collab mixed streetwear’s ease with outdoor-ready designs. It kept the boot’s strong shape but added soft suede, lighter tones, and a more urban edge. The shoes worked for city wear while holding onto Timberland’s rugged DNA. Fans appreciated the versatility and fresh take.

Stüssy x Nike Air Force 1: Monogram Magic
One of their standout releases, the Stüssy x Nike Air Force 1 used hemp uppers and embroidered S logos in place of the classic swoosh. The shoe came in neutral tones like black and fossil, which added to its sleek appeal. The monogram-style detailing and quality build made it an instant hit. It became a collector's favorite and proved how a simple twist can refresh a classic.

Stüssy x Martine Rose: Unfiltered Creativity
Martine Rose brought her raw and forward style to Stüssy’s laid-back DNA. The collab played with exaggerated fits and strong silhouettes. From boxy shirts to roomy pants, it pushed traditional streetwear into bold territory. Fans loved the fresh shapes and fearless use of proportion. It brought new energy to both brands.

Stüssy x Matthew M. Williams (ALYX): Street Luxury
This collab introduced hardware-focused design into Stüssy’s relaxed collection. ALYX’s signature metal buckles and tech-inspired details added industrial strength to soft basics. The mix of sharp utility and beachy cool created something unique. Pieces included tactical vests, sweatshirts, and accessories that worked for city or skate. The fusion felt modern and tough.

Stüssy x Neighborhood: Tokyo Meets California
Stüssy and Neighborhood combined their identities through graphic-rich outerwear and street staples. The collab featured military-inspired styles with a clean twist. Bold branding, utility pockets, and dark tones dominated the pieces. This drop united Tokyo precision with California ease. It worked for fashion fans in both regions.

Stüssy x Nike Huarache LE (2000): A Historic Pairing
One of the earliest and most nostalgic collabs, the 2000 Nike Huarache LE still holds cult status. Stüssy’s color choices and bold branding made this drop ahead of its time. The shoe's performance appeal and casual comfort turned it into a streetwear icon. Many credit this project as one of the first real streetwear-sportswear collabs. It helped set the tone for future partnerships