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This Fall, Supreme has worked with Clarks Originals® on a custom version of the Wallabee®.

The shoe features a premium suede upper with woven pattern, leather lining and natural crepe sole. Made exclusively for Supreme, the Wallabee® will be offered in four color ways.

Available September 9th.

Available in Japan September 11th.

Supreme has worked with MLB on a collection featuring the New York Yankees™ logo. The collection features a GORE-TEX 700-Fill Down Jacket, Track Jacket, Denim Trucker Jacket, S/S Top, Hooded Sweatshirt, Track Pant, Jean, Sweatpant, New Era® Fitted Hat, New Era® Beanie and Skateboard.

Select pieces available September 2nd.

Select pieces available in Japan September 4th.

Our Fall/Winter 2021 collection will be available in stores and online Thursday, August 19th.

Available in Japan stores and online Saturday, August 21st.

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New content, announcements and previews of the Fall/Winter 2021 collection coming soon.

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American rock band Butthole Surfers was founded by Gibby Haynes and Paul Leary, who met in college in San Antonio during the 1970s. After graduating, Haynes joined an accounting firm while Leary pursued an MBA. When Haynes was caught working on an alternative magazine at his day job, he and Leary decamped to Southern California. They formed Butthole Surfers in 1981. On the West Coast, the band found a fan in Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra, who released their debut EP on Alternative Tentacles in 1983.

Over four decades, Butthole Surfers have developed an experimental, darkly humorous sound that incorporates punk, psych, sludge metal, electronic noise and non-traditional instruments. Butthole Surfers are known for their chaotic live performances, absurd lyricism and self-designed album artwork.

This spring, Supreme has worked on a collection featuring imagery from Butthole Surfers’ self-titled EP, debut full-length album Psychic... Powerless... Another Man's Sac, 1986’s Rembrandt Pussyhorse and its 1987 follow-up Locust Abortion Technician. The collection consists of a Shirt, Hooded Sweatshirt and four T-Shirts.

Available July 1st.

Available in Japan July 3rd.

For Summer, Supreme will release seven new graphic T-Shirts.

Available June 24th.

Available in Japan June 26th.

This spring, Supreme will release new versions of the Vans® Skate Grosso Mid and Skate Era. The Skate Grosso Mid features a premium suede and canvas upper with printed logo pattern, leather lining and vulcanized outsole. The Skate Era features a canvas upper with printed logo pattern, leather lining and vulcanized outsole.

Made exclusively for Supreme, the Skate Grosso Mid and Skate Era will be offered in three color ways.

Available on June 17th.

Available in Japan on June 19th.

This Spring, Supreme will release four styles of sunglasses: the Goldtop, Brooks, Downtown and Vega. All frames are handmade in Italy and feature lenses with anti-reflective coating.

Available on June 17th.

Available in Japan on June 19th.

Emilio Pucci was born in 1914 to one of Florence's oldest noble families. His fashion career began unexpectedly in 1947, when he created a streamlined ski outfit photographed on the slopes of Switzerland for Harper’s Bazaar. In 1950, he opened a shop in Capri, La Canzone del Mare, dedicated to resort clothing and he embraced, with a unique sense of color, the American idea of a new luxury sportswear. Over the following decade, Emilio Pucci established a global brand renowned for its joyful and modern approach to womenswear.

Experimenting with fluid shapes and comfortable fabrics, Emilio Pucci designed easy yet elegant pieces for the international jet set. He developed swirling, kaleidoscopic prints that would become his signature, and earn him the title, "The Prince of Prints.” With palazzo pajamas, foulard shirts and wrinkle-free dresses, he embraced spontaneity and freedom of movement – a distinctly Italian departure from the structured New Look that dominated mid-century fashion.

Drawing influence from the Mediterranean’s rich histories, cultures, and natural landscapes, as well as his own global exploration, Emilio Pucci created a boldly unique language that continues to shape his namesake brand. Today, Emilio Pucci® is in constant dialogue with its vast archive, evolving its founder’s intuitive and dynamic vision for a vibrant new world.

Supreme has worked with Emilio Pucci® on a new collection for Spring 2021, featuring archival prints Fantasia (1970) and Tulipani (1965). The collection consists of a Smoking Jacket, Sport Jacket, L/S Shirt, S/S Shirt, Hooded Sweatshirt, Soccer Jersey, Sport Pant, Sweatpant, Soccer Short, Tee, Sunglasses, 6-Panel, Belt and Zippo®.

Available June 10th.

Available in Japan June 12th.

Supreme has worked with The North Face® on a new collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of a Summit Series Outer Tape Seam Shell Jacket, Coaches Jacket, Mountain Pant, Camp Cap, Route Rocket Backpack and Neck Pouch, as well as a pigment printed Crewneck, Sweatpant and T-Shirt.

The Shell Jacket, Coaches Jacket, Mountain Pant and Camp Cap feature water resistant nylon with printed logo tricot backing and taped seams. The Crewneck, Sweatpant and T-Shirt feature pigment printed cotton with embroidered logos. The Route Rocket Backpack features water resistant, durable 420D Shredstop™ nylon; while the Neck Pouch features a water resistant nylon shell and transparent plastic window with printed logos.

Available May 27th.

Available in Japan May 29th.

Supreme has worked with Timberland® on a new collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of an Anorak, Track Pant, Painter Pant, Crewneck, Camp Cap and Beanie.

Available May 13th.

Available in Japan May 15th.

On Thursday May 6th, Supreme will open its newest location.

The store is located at:

Corso Garibaldi, 20
20121 Milan MI, Italy

Tel:(+39 02 8434 9776)
11 - 7:30 Monday - Saturday
12 - 6 Sunday

British artist and radical activist Jamie Reid was born in 1947 and raised in Croydon, South London. Reid’s family was politically conscious and spiritually engaged, and his parents brought their children to nuclear disarmament and anti-apartheid rallies. “My grandfather and Scottish father were Druids and that was instilled in me alongside a socialist and anarchic background,” said Reid. “It's all part of a continuous story for me.”

In the late 1960s, Reid attended Croydon School of Art, where he first met Malcolm McLaren. Drawn together by a shared interest in the Situationist International’s avant-garde coalition of artists, writers and revolutionary thinkers, Reid and McLaren organized student protests in London and traveled to Paris at the tail end of the Left Bank’s student uprisings.

In 1970, Reid co-founded Suburban Press, an agitprop magazine confronting corruption and corporate development in Croydon. Unable to afford typesetting tools, Reid repurposed materials from existing newspapers towards his own anarchist ends. Cutting, pasting and Xeroxing, he developed a DIY approach that would soon become his signature, when – while farming off the coast of Scotland – he received a telegram from McLaren about a band he was managing that brought Reid back to London in early 1976.

Reid created the album artwork for The Sex Pistols’ first four singles (“Anarchy in the U.K.,” “God Save The Queen,” “Pretty Vacant” and “Holidays in the Sun,”) as well as the group’s only studio album, Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols. Reid’s iconoclastic décollage images – with ransom-note style lettering, vivid colors, historical and popular cultural references – are the defining visuals of the punk era. Reid is, “The person who really set typography alight in this country,” said British filmmaker, artist and gay rights activist Derek Jarman in 1992. “The way the typography is used, it’s aggressive and bright and absolutely of its time.”

In the decades following the punk movement, Reid’s activism has deepened. He’s rallied against Britain’s poll tax, Section 28, the 1994 Criminal Justice Act, and climate injustice with confrontational art and direct-action demonstration. Reid’s work has developed an expressive style, inspired by his Druidism and connection with the land. He lives in Liverpool, and often works out of the Florence Institute, a community center. “People could be very happy with fuck all,” Reid wrote in 2015. “Learn from the past. Live in the present. Look to the future.”

Supreme has worked with Jamie Reid on a collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of a Varsity Jacket, Sweater, Shirt, Hooded Sweatshirt and T-Shirt.

Select pieces available May 6th.

Select pieces available in Japan May 8th.

Supreme has worked with Nike® on a new version of the Air Max 96 and Lightweight Crew Socks.

The shoe features a leather upper with transparent quarter panel, pebbled leather heel overlay, foam midsole with air units, rubber outsole with inset TPU panel, mesh tongue and collar lining, 3M Reflective® binding, co-branded footbed, embroidered logos and raised reflective logo at heel. The Lightweight Crew Socks feature jacquard logos.

Made exclusively for Supreme, the Air Max 96 will be offered in three color ways. The Lightweight Crew Socks will be sold separately.

Available May 6th.

Available in Japan May 8th.

Founded in 2003, SOUTH2 WEST8 is a Japanese brand specializing in fishing. The company is based in Hokkaido, a region in northern Japan known for its pristine wilderness. Yet SOUTH2 WEST8’s name refers to the address of its flagship store in the nearby city of Sapporo.

Within the broader realm of fishing, SOUTH2 WEST8 places particular emphasis on Tenkara, a method of fly fishing popular in Hokkaido. Roughly translating to “From the sky,” or “From Heaven,” Tenkara is distinctive for its simple and intuitive approach to fly-fishing; its minimal rods utilize traditional Japanese hair burrs. SOUTH2 WEST8 approaches this historical practice with a sense of modern vibrancy, and develops its technical offerings with a bold creativity uncommon in the fishing world.

Supreme has worked with SOUTH2 WEST8 on a collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of a River Trek Jacket, Bush Parka, Bush Vest, Fleece Jacket, River Trek Pant, Bush Pant, Belted Pant, L/S T-Shirt, Mesh Game Bag, Jungle Hat, Bush Balaclava, Bush Tulip Hat, and Tenkara Fishing Rod.

Available April 22nd.

Available in Japan April 24th.

For Spring, Supreme will release seven new graphic T-Shirts.

Available April 15th.

Available in Japan April 17th.

Clayton Patterson – an artist, photographer and videographer known for documenting the unique character of Manhattan’s Lower East Side – was born in Canada in 1948. Patterson taught etching, printmaking and lithography at universities across Canada before moving to New York City in 1979 with partner and fellow artist Elsa Rensaa. In 1983, Patterson and Rensaa purchased 161 Essex St., a former dressmaker’s shop, where they still live and work.

Over the years, Patterson and Rensaa’s multifaceted storefront has taken many forms. In the mid-80s, it became the de-facto home of Clayton Caps. Using a 100-year-old embroidery machine, Rensaa chainstitched Patterson’s folkloric illustrations onto wide-brim baseball caps. Pioneering a new approach to an American classic, Patterson and Rensaa were the first to embroider their custom caps across the sides, back and visor. Clayton Caps became ubiquitous throughout Lower Manhattan, and their distinctive style has since been widely adopted. Starting in the mid-80’s, 161 Essex also served as a gallery, featuring work by local artists as varied as Dash Snow, Boris Lurie, Jerry Pagane, LA II, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, bikers and religious worshipers. In 1999, The New York Times described the space as “a hub where many locals, from Hasidic rabbis to skinhead anarchists, often drop in to chew over neighborhood issues, seek advice or just see who else might be there.”

Patterson and Rensaa have amassed an immense archive of their adopted neighborhood’s social, cultural and underground histories. It includes thousands of photographs and countless hours of video footage; books, postcards and press clippings; as well as objects and creative detritus they’ve collected from the street – stickers, stamped heroin bags, protest signs, fliers for drag nights and hardcore punk shows. “It’s a wealth of material, but it’s one guy’s view of it,” Patterson told The New York Times. “The history of the Lower East Side is dense, multicultural and diverse. There are multiple layers within the community. You had Jews, Asians, Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, avant-garde filmmakers, tattoo parlors, the gay clubs, the art scene. It takes having documented all these different circles to get how they connected.”

For over four decades, Patterson has engaged with neighbors from these cross-cultural communities, and documented daily life. He's captured defining events (video footage of the widespread police brutality during the Tompkins Square Park Police Riot, for which Patterson was arrested) and every-day joy (generations of portraits of local kids who’d pose outside his front door). Today, Patterson and Rensaa’s home and work remain a monument to their neighborhood’s renegade history and spirit.

Supreme has worked with Clayton Patterson on a collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of an Embroidered MA-1 Jacket, Shirt, Jean, L/S T-Shirt and a 5-Panel.

Select pieces available April 8th.

Select pieces available in Japan April 10th.

Supreme has worked with Dr. Martens on a new version of the 5-Eye Shoe. The Black and Orange color ways feature a vintage smooth leather upper with AirWair® cushion sole, while the Zebra color way features a ponyhair upper with AirWair® cushion sole. Made exclusively for Supreme, the shoes will be offered in three color ways.

Available April 8th.

Available in Japan April 10th.

Supreme has worked with The North Face® on a collection for Spring 2021. The collection consists of a studded print Nuptse Jacket, Mountain Light Jacket, Nuptse Vest, Nuptse Pant, Hooded Sweatshirt, S/S Top, Base Camp Duffle Bag, Utility Tote, Nuptse Blanket and Traction Mule.

The Nuptse Jacket, Nuptse Vest, Nuptse Pant and Nuptse Blanket feature water resistant, breathable nylon with 700-Fill down insulation, while the Mountain Light Jacket features waterproof, breathable and fully seam-sealed DryVent® nylon. The Base Camp Duffle Bag features water resistant 1000D PVC, while the Utility Tote features water resistant 1000D poly with PVC coating. The Traction Mule features a water resistant recycled P.E.T. ripstop upper with ThermoBall™ Eco insulation and a durable rubber outsole.

Available March 25th.

Available in Japan on March 27th.