With that said, here we have the first look at the highly-anticipated Supra Skytop II via colette. The Supra Skytop II will be available in a very limited quantity (600 pairs) in this “gradient” colorway on November 21st, 2009. One of the more interesting features on these Skytop II’s is that each pair is individually numbered. Supra-backer Chad Muska will be present at 11AM November 21st for an autograph session.

The Fall Out Boy guitarist has been seen in Supras for some time now. We even saw him with an early pair of burgundy TK Societys not too long ago. And to celebrate his association and appreciation for the their brand, Supra has awarded Pete with the opportunity to collaborate on this Vaider.

A CCS exclusive, these are available now. The uppers on these are a black suede and given a similar treatment to the Wildlife Pack. White discoloration is intentional and appears throughout. The black laces match the tongue, which also uses red as an accent color, matching the heel panel and Supra logo. The sole is done in white with black stripes, as we’ve grown accustomed to seeing from the footwear maker.

Can you see yourself rocking these? Head to the comments section and weigh in.

Supra fans are elated at the news of the upcoming release of the lime green and pink X-Games versions of the TK Society. We now have news of an even flashier edition of the TK Society. The Gold/Silver Supra TK Society remains evasive as far as a release date. Yet, a December release would follow the pattern of past Supra gold releases.

The vamp and mid panel of the upper utilize a golden leather while the heel panel and straps adorn a silver leather. White laces and a white vulcanized sole complete the shoe. Stay with us for further release details and hit the jump for photos from a few different angles.

When we showed you the Supra TK Society “X-Games” colorways at the end of July (around the time of this year’s X-Games), many of you stated that you would definitely purchase this sneaker if it released. However, we will now see if you are a man/woman of your word.

With that said, we have just received word that the Supra TK Society “X-Games” will finally get a release date some time in November. According to Supra, they have…”decided to drop a limited run of these hyper-colored TK’s after hearing your cries for blood.”

Supra will release 600 pairs of each colorway in late November. Stay tuned for additional information. Meanwhile, click here to view additional photos.

Supra is appealing to the animal lovers out there with their newest “Vegan” Pack. No leather appears on any of the five sneakers, as they are consructed instead out of synthetic or woven materials.
All five shoes appear in dark colorways, whether black or navy blue, including the Thunder Hi and Lo, Dixon, and Diablo 1.5. The Thunder Lo is out in two black canvas colorways, allowing you to choose between a white or black vulcanized sole. The Hi version comes in a black-out makeup similar to one of the Lo’s. Gum soles are offered the final two pairs, a navy blue Diablo 1.5 and a black Dixon. The Diablo 1.5 uses parallel stitching accents alongside the upper as an accent.

This pack is almost as PETA-friendly as it is skate-friendly. How do you feel about them? Head to the comments section and weigh in.

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.