A direct continuation of the Luster collection, but with a slightly lighter mood: the same Berlin club scene, the same glossy black leather, and the same unmistakable silhouette—only this time, it’s the legendary Strip sneaker.

The 2003 stamp embossed on the tongue reflects the model’s origins: it debuted during Luster before carrying over into Strip, becoming one of the defining pieces that bridged two of Hedi Slimane’s most influential collections. The campaign and runway featured the sneakers in white, while the black version is considerably rarer and carries a more understated, serious presence.

The upper is crafted from smooth calfskin, with layered leather side panels forming the signature striped profile that gave the model its name. It features a tall tongue with horizontal ribbing, an embossed CD monogram on the heel, blind-embossed DIOR HOMME branding along the side, and a metal Dior lace keeper. The sole is flat, entirely black, and free of unnecessary detailing.

The condition is exceptional: the leather shows no creasing, the outsole is spotless with virtually no signs of wear, and the pair comes complete with the original box and dust bags—an extraordinary find for sneakers over 20 years old. The only pair currently available anywhere in the world in this condition.