Supreme Apparel History
Supreme first opened its doors with a single location on Lafayette Street in Manhattan. In just over twenty years, it has grown from a skate shop into one of the most iconic streetwear labels. The brand now has nine locations, including Los Angeles, London, and Tokyo. And its range of products covers everything from Supreme apparel to skateboards, and accessories. And everything in between. and its fans line up overnight to purchase new releases as they become available. The company’s fall/winter collection is proving to be no exception to this trend.
Supreme x Blade Fall 2016 Apparel
For portions of its Fall 2016 collection, Supreme collaborated with the Bronx graffiti artist, Blade, to produce hooded sweatshirts and long and short sleeve T-shirts that feature the artist’s iconic designs. The rapper, Gucci Mane, also appears on one of the shirts in this collection.
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Latest Updates [2020]
Fast forward to 2020, Supreme now has 12 locations in total. one in Paris and one in London, four in the U.S., and 6 in Japan, home of all things streetwear.
Supreme Collaborations
Supreme also extended its joint development with Levi’s beyond the bright floral denim summer pieces. For the cooler fall season, Supreme and Levi’s introduced a fleece-lined trucker jacket featuring a “Life’s a Bitch, Then you Die” badge, and matching light and dark-colored 505 jeans.
Supreme is rarely comfortable with one or two design themes in its collections. Reflecting its appreciation for classic styling and design as well as for modern street style, Supreme teamed up with the London luxury brand, Aquascutum, to produce custom fit raincoats, vests, flannel shirts, long sleeve polos, and cashmere/wool blend scarves. Aquascutum has been a London luxury mainstay since its founding in 1851. The company cemented its reputation with waterproof trench coats that were favored by the British military through the first half of the twentieth century. Aquascutum pushed itself into modern styles with a signature Club Check pattern that it introduced in the 1970’s. Its collaboration with Supreme catapults it further into the psyches of streetwear trendsetters.
Supreme also continued its collaboration with Vans shoes to introduce updated Sk8-Hi Pro and Authentic Pro silhouettes. The Supreme and Van rework of these two classics features printed pattern that combines Supreme’s eye for modern fonts and typography with Van’s trademark checkerboard design.
More Collabs
Supreme apparel, skateboards, and accessories have held so many names so far. From Louis Vuitton to The North Face, and Nike. And with every new collaboration, the hype over Supreme brand increases like crazy. So does the resale value! And if you’re wondering how crazy things get, check this.
Supreme Apparel Signature Style
A quick glance at Supreme’s website reveals the company’s stylistic preferences. As well as the broad range of apparel, shoes, and accessories that the company currently offers. The website minimizes text and clutter in favor of showing off the full line of the company’s products. The site’s opening page features little more than a solid black background with small-font typeface and the company’s white-on-red logo. Individual product pages emphasize visual depictions of the apparel with no accompanying text descriptions. This style and design reveals the loyalty of Supreme’s fanbase. Which, further explains the high demand for its products and the difficulties fans encounter when looking for them.
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