Deathwish Skateboards has partnered with Supra on a number of collaborations, including the red suede Thunder we saw last week. We thought that shoe may have been a one-off release, but it turns out the two companies have paired on a whole collection, including two shirts, the Thunder mentioned above and these two other Supras, the Vega and Dixon.

The Dixon here uses an all black make-up, including the sole, upper and liner. The toe and heel section are solid black suede, while the mid-panels use a black-on-black Deathwish repeat print. The Vega adds a little color, breaking up the darkness with red accents and a white sole. The uppers are very similar, with the addition of the repeat print on the toe, though they keep the black suede panels as well. A 3/4 sleeve baseball shirt and t-shirt both feature the “Supra has a Deathwish” tag, completing the collection, which should be headed to your favorite retailer soon.

For the Thunder, things were kept simple, with one of the high-tops coming in all black canvas, and a matching black vulcanized sole. A grey model is also releasing on a white vulc sole. The third Thunder we just covered in detail earlier as a Supra x Deathwish collaboration. The low-top Diablo 1.5 is dropping in grey on grey, red on white and denim on gum combinations. The Suprano Hi is releasing in three different color combos. One is purple suede, while the other two use black suede. One entirely and the other in addition to a grey material with some red accents added in.

Click here to see pics of all the releases.

Deathwish Skateboards and Supra have hooked up a couple of times for nice-looking releases such as the Suprano High and the Diablo. In the same manner, both sides how have hooked up once again to create a unique style on the Thunder model.

Similar to the aforementioned Suprano High, this partiucular contains a predominately red upper; however, it also features a couple of distinctive details of its own. For example, instead of the leather base seen on the Suprano, this Thunder owns an all-suede upper. In addition, the Deathwish Skateboards logo is seen throughout the upper. To finish it off, this Thunder is complimented with a white vulcanized sole. What are your thoughts on the latest Deathwish x Supra joint effort?

Supra is giving away a dope collection of gear from the Erik Ellington collection.

The Supra Footwear x Erik Ellington Deathwish Giveaway includes enough yellow and black gear to make the Pittsburgh Steelers jealous. Gear includes a Deathwish deck and t-shirt, along with the Deathwish x Supra Diablo, and a matching Supra hat.

To enter just hit up Supra, and answer a few questions about Erik Ellington.

Chad Muska’s signature gets reinvented as the Supra Skytop Magenta Tiger. Tiger print is no stranger to Supra Footwear, this time it gets a little more attention being a part of the major panels, where as previous releases were limited to the accent panels. With black patent leather mixed in through the magenta colored tiger print these kicks are sure turn heads. Now that’s the Supra we know and love.

Available now at LimitedEDT 16,800 Yen, about $188 dollars.

This Deathwish x Supra Diablo features a predominately black upper with dashes of yellow on the shoelaces, side panels and the tongue. The Deathwish logo is also colored in yellow on the rear side of the sneaker. Another interesting feature is the perforated-like design seen throughout the side panels and heel. Could this be the best Supra Diablo to date? Via Complex.

The Deathwish x Supra Suprano is done up completely in all red,with only a hint of black on the logo, inner liner, and on the Deathwish logo that covers the heel area. As with all the Suprano models the velcro strap is removable. Performance comes from extra padding in the heel area, along with full length Suprafoam to keep those impacts nice and soft. Now if you could just skate in a Suprafoam body suit you wouldn’t have to worry about eating pavement so much.