Everyone’s favourite time in the Supreme calendar has finally arrived as the brand unveils a slew of new Fall t-shirts including seasonal designs and artist collabs.
First, Supreme takes it back to ‘04 to pay homage to cult video game Def Jam: Fight for New York by displaying the cover art across the back and bold Supreme text on the left chest.
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Another tee repurposes the original artwork by Marshall Arisman used on the cover of Bret Easton Ellis’ cult novel American Psycho previously seen on work shirts and knitted jumpers.
The late American artist Dash Snow gets his shine on a skate deck and t-shirt, where a print of his famous “Hell” piece is showcased.
More special commissions from hall of fame skater and Alien Workshop founder Neil Blender appear on a six panel hat, two tees and a hoodie. The ’Arrow‘ design shows a victim of archery crime, juxtaposed by an equally colourful, yet jollier Elf who’s holding a bottle of Supreme’s ‘very special cognac’.
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Blender’s use of bright colours also takes shape on the mosaic hoodies and skate decks which come in slate, black, burnt red and grey.
Organic Supreme outputs include the heatmap tee, archival Mont Blanc design and Mutants, Static and Pounds graphics.
This drop’s tops selection is packed with winter appropriate styles that favour cozy materials - as evidenced on the thermal sleeve work shirtS, chunky ribbed knits and crushed velvet track top that can be paired with matching piped pants.
Sticking with matching sets, Supreme has stuffed reams of Pertex poly fabric with cushy down filling and morphed the techy textile into a set of pullovers and trousers complete with toggles and a front and centre Supreme wordmark.
The aluminium cache by James Brand offers any smugglers in the Sup’ community mobile storage for either 8 toothpicks or any other objects measuring up to 3.9 x 5 inches…
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The Fall Tees collection releases alongside the rest of Supreme FW23’s Week 7 drop in stores and online this Thursday 5th October, with a release in Japan and South Korea on Saturday, 7th October.
