Streetwear brand Supreme’s latest Spring/Summer 2016 collection dropped today (Feb. 18) so the obligatory line up to cop the gear went down at the SoHo store in NYC. Unfortunately, a 21-year-old got slashed in the face after he was accused of cutting the line (other reports say it was an attempted robbery).
Supreme season is almost back. The streetwear brand dropped it Spring/Summer 2016 lookbook full of pieces that will quickly sell out and be sold at a premium, unless you have time to hang out online and on line.
UPDATE: See Part 1 on the flip. The struggle of many a potential Supreme buyer is universal. “I would have copped, but the line was ignorant” or “Bruh, it was sold out in TWO minutes online.”
Supreme is dropping their latest The North Face collab that’s sure to be divisive among those with discerning taste in their streetwear. The new gear features an homage (maybe) to Malcolm X with “By Any Means Necessary” screen printed across the jackets and apparel.
If you weren’t able to snag a pair of Supreme Air Jordan 5s, you may be able to get a consolation prize. The entire Supreme Jordan Brand collection of apparel has been revealed.
Streetwear titan Supreme’s most anticipated release of the year is easily its collab with Jordan Brand for an Air Jordan 5. Now the official word has come down, the sneaker will be available tomorrow (Oct. 16).
“Jumpman, Jumpman, Jumpman.”
Supreme just released its fall/winter 2015 lookbook, but there are far more pressing matters. While the Supreme and Brand Jordan collab is a given (see: the Supreme x Air Jordan V), there is also a Supreme x Air Jordan 1 in the works.
Streetwear hub Supreme knows a thing or two about getting hypebeasts to foam at the mouth. Add the Air Jordan 5 to the mix and you get what may arguably be the most stalked (no SP) about sneaker release of all-time. Yeah, maybe—at least Galaxy Foamposite level.
Streetwear brand Supreme has brick and mortar stores in New York City, Los Angeles, London and a bunch of them in Japan. Next up, Paris.
Fans and appreciators the late, great Malcolm X can get their hands on clothing and apparel that feature his image via Supreme. The streetwear brand just dropped more pieces from its Malcolm X collection.
Supreme reconnects with longtime collaborator Vans to deliver their latest creation: an unlikely capsule collection bearing the name of fast food chain White Castle.
