Lamar Jackson pulled up for Week 1 in the Supreme x Air Jordan 5 and Supreme's Arabic Box Logo tee. Both pieces carry real history behind them. Neither one is new.
The Supreme x Air Jordan 5 originally released back in 2015. It kept things mostly white and clean throughout the upper. "SUP" branding replaced the usual Jumpman text on the midfoot panel, with a small "94" detail on the toe box nodding to Supreme's founding year.
Red hit the classic shark-tooth midsole detailing. Supreme's tongue tag swapped in for the usual Jumpman branding at the heel. A translucent outsole rounded out the build, keeping things close to the Air Jordan 5's original shape.
The Arabic Box Logo tee goes back even further, first dropping in 1996 or 1997. Supreme brought it back for Spring/Summer 2026, releasing it during Week 1 on February 26th. It pairs a white body with Supreme's signature red box logo, swapping in Arabic script for the usual English lettering.
Jackson stepping out in both pieces together made for a real deep-cut fit. Pairing a decade-old Jordan collab with a nearly 30-year-old tee reissue isn't something you see from just anyone.
Lamar Jackson's Supreme x Air Jordan 5
Supreme has leaned into reissuing older box logo variations for a while now. Bringing back the Arabic version specifically taps into one of the brand's more obscure early releases. Longtime collectors tend to notice pieces like this faster than anything currently trending.
The brand's Jordan Brand history runs deep too. The 2015 Air Jordan 5 collaboration remains one of the more sought-after entries in that partnership. It's held resale value well over the past decade, making it a true grail rather than just an old release.
Jackson has built a reputation as one of the NFL's more plugged-in dressers off the field. Pulling together two pieces this specific, from two different decades of Supreme's history, backs that reputation up. It's the kind of fit that rewards people who actually know what they're looking at.
Fits like this are a reminder that archive pieces can carry just as much weight as anything brand new.
