90% matchSupra
Bulky Skytop high-tops, same Y2K skate-shoe lane
What changes: Newer, more celebrity/hip-hop marketed than skate-core
Brand profile
American skate footwear and apparel brand founded in 1996, known for the chunky D3 2001 shoe and its Y2K revival.
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The D3 2001 — an oversized padded mid-top that defined mid-2000s skate style — is the reference point, now reissued in rolling colorway drops for a Y2K audience.
Vulcanized and cupsole builds sold direct and through skate and mall retailers, with most shoes priced below $100.
Beyond the D3, the line runs low-profile silhouettes like the Clone, Peril and Techniq, plus apparel and accessories.
Overall fit
true to size
Most skaters find Osiris shoes fit close to true to size, with the chunky D3 wearing bulkier and roomier than the brand's slimmer silhouettes.
Tip: Order your normal sneaker size; the D3 fits large in volume so those between sizes can size down a half.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sneakers | true to size | D3 is wide, high-volume and heavily padded; Clone/Peril/Techniq are lower and more standard width | Go with your usual sneaker size; size down a half for the D3 if you prefer a snugger fit, and expect minimal break-in. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
90% matchBulky Skytop high-tops, same Y2K skate-shoe lane
What changes: Newer, more celebrity/hip-hop marketed than skate-core
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What changes: Broader performance skate focus, less Y2K maximalism
78% match1996-founded skate label with padded pro models
What changes: Purist core-skate positioning, slimmer silhouettes
74% matchPro-skater-run footwear with cupsole heritage models
What changes: Cleaner, more classic silhouettes; smaller apparel range
Osiris fits true to size. Order your normal sneaker size; the D3 fits large in volume so those between sizes can size down a half. Most skaters find Osiris shoes fit close to true to size, with the chunky D3 wearing bulkier and roomier than the brand's slimmer silhouettes.
Most skaters find Osiris shoes fit close to true to size, with the chunky D3 wearing bulkier and roomier than the brand's slimmer silhouettes. Overall shape: varies by model; D3 runs bulky and high-volume while Clone/Peril/Techniq are lower profile.
Osiris sneakers fits true to size. Go with your usual sneaker size; size down a half for the D3 if you prefer a snugger fit, and expect minimal break-in. Shape: D3 is wide, high-volume and heavily padded; Clone/Peril/Techniq are lower and more standard width.
Osiris is a Southern California skate footwear label founded in 1996 by Tony Chen. It builds vulcanized and cupsole skate shoes plus apparel and accessories, and is best known for the D3 2001, the oversized padded mid-top that defined mid-2000s skate style and now anchors the brand's Y2K-driven revival. The current range pairs D3 reissues and colorway drops with slimmer silhouettes such as the Clone, Peril and Techniq. Product sells direct through osirisshoes.com and skate and mall retailers, with shoes typically priced under $100.