Supreme x Master Lock 1500D Combination Dial Padlock
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Original — Master Lock
1500D Combination Dial Padlock
About the original
The Master Lock 1500D is a 1-7/8-inch-wide combination dial padlock with a stainless-steel body cover, hardened-steel shackle, and 4-digit dial mechanism, built to resist cutting, prying, and shim attacks. Master Lock was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1921 by locksmith Harry Soref, who patented the laminated padlock construction that remains central to the brand's lineup. The 1500D is the default school and gym locker lock across North America and has appeared in that role in films including The Breakfast Club and Dazed and Confused. The SS19 Supreme collab prints the box logo on the dial face, retailing at $18.
About Master Lock
Master Lock is an American padlock manufacturer founded in 1921 by locksmith and Russian Jewish immigrant Harry Soref in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, with two outside backers. Soref patented a laminated steel padlock body in 1924, stacking thin steel plates into a stronger, cheaper case inspired by bank vault doors and battleship armor. He held over 80 patents at his death. The company shipped 147,600 padlocks to New York City Prohibition agents in February 1928, an early breakthrough order. Master Lock is now headquartered in Oak Creek, Wisconsin and owned by Fortune Brands Innovations. Supreme has collaborated with Master Lock on co-branded combination padlocks.
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