Supreme x Y's by Yohji Yamamoto Fall 2025 Collaboration
Anarchy in threads.
Summary
- Supreme and Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto have teamed up for a new collection
- The punk-inspired line features skull and grim reaper motifs
- The collection drops on September 11, with an Asia release on the 13th
Supreme and Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto have announced a landmark collaboration for Fall 2025, a collection that marries the raw energy of streetwear with the rebellious, avant-garde spirit of Japanese design. The collaboration is not just about co-branding; it’s a creative dialogue rooted in the punk aesthetic that has long been a core element of Yohji Yamamoto‘s vision.
The collection is an impressive and comprehensive offering, featuring a Leather Jacket, Faux Fur WINDSTOPPER® Hooded Bomber Jacket, Denim Work Jacket, Sweater, S/S Shirt, Thermal, Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt, Denim Utility Pant, Jean, three T-Shirts, 6-Panel, Beanie, Silver Bracelet, Silver Wallet Chain and Hand Fan. The collection’s aesthetic is built around signature skull motifs, which appear as a striking all-over print on denim pieces and are a prominent highlight on the sleek leather jackets. These motifs, alongside a co-branded Supreme and Yamamoto logo, create a seamless fusion of both brands’ rebellious identities.
The punk influence is seen throughout the collection. Knitwear gives an ode to the devil with an eerie “666” graphic, while shirts feature a menacing Grim Reaper motif. These elements are a direct nod to Yamamoto’s design roots, which have always challenged traditional notions of beauty and conformity, a principle he shares with the anti-establishment ethos of punk. The denim jeans take on a modern cargo silhouette with a barrel shape and multi-pockets, while details like metal eyelets and a skeletal-inspired necklace and bracelet reinforce the collection’s gritty, rebellious aesthetic.
Look out for the Supreme x Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto collaboration to roll out via the brand’s webstore and brick-and-mortar locations on September 11 and available in Asia on September 13.
