Gavin Mathieu is no stranger to world-building. Through his Los Angeles-based label Supervsn, he’s long explored astro-futurist design codes, blending community, imagination, and west coast grit into a movement that reaches far beyond apparel. Now, Supervsn takes its first step into footwear, teaming up with performance giant HOKA to deliver a cosmic reinterpretation of the Clifton One9 sneaker.
The collaboration lands in three sharply sculpted colorways — “Mantis Green,” “Ice Grey,” and “Neon Gold” — each dripping with otherworldly geometry and reflective branding hits that spotlight the collision of both brands’ visual languages. Silver-toned lines slice through the silhouettes, echoing sci-fi schematics, while tonal gradients on the mesh uppers give the sneakers an almost liquid-like aura.
But it’s the “Neon Gold” version that pushes the drop into collector territory. With only 99 pairs worldwide, it becomes the rarest HOKA sneaker ever released, turning Mathieu’s vision into a tangible myth. Gold melting into orange, the pair glows like a California sunset refracted through a spaceship window — rare, radiant, and totally untouchable.
Built on HOKA’s acclaimed Clifton One9 base, the sneaker is more than a fashion object — it’s a performance-ready runner built for real movement, embedded with the same comfort tech that’s made HOKA a cult favorite among athletes, creatives, and sneakerheads alike.
The Supervsn x HOKA Clifton One9 collection drops July 31 via Supervsn and HOKA, priced at $165 USD. Whether you’re chasing miles or chasing dreams, these are built to go the distance — and then some.
