A.PRESSE and Supreme Build a Fall 2026 Collection on Calfskin, Silk-Cotton Suiting and Hand-Applied Camo
The Japanese label’s custom fabrics and vintage finishing run through leather outerwear, tailoring and a David & John Anderson Oxford shirt.
Summary
Supreme has partnered with Japanese brand A.PRESSE on a Fall 2026 collection spanning leather outerwear, tailoring, knitwear and accessories
The lineup leans on custom-developed fabrics, including a cotton-silk suit, a David & John Anderson Oxford shirt and hand-applied camo on the M-65 and Cargo Pant
The pieces were produced by A.PRESSE across Japan, Portugal and the USA with custom fits built collaboratively
Supreme and A.PRESSE have unveiled a Fall 2026 collection that channels the Japanese label’s fabric-first, heritage-minded approach across a full run of apparel and accessories. The collaboration threads A.PRESSE’s custom-developed materials and vintage finishing through leather jackets, tailoring, workwear staples and hardware, each piece cut to fits the two brands developed together.
The materials do much of the talking here, in keeping with A.PRESSE’s reputation. The label, founded by Kazuma Shigematsu in 2021, built its name on reinterpreting workwear, military and tailored archetypes through meticulously sourced fabrics and vintage finishing techniques, and the collaboration puts that sensibility front and center. Rather than leaning on graphics, the collection foregrounds construction and cloth as its main points of interest.
The outerwear anchors the range in leather and military reference. A Leather Jacket arrives in two distinct hides, one in calfskin and one in cowhide, offering different weights and hands within the same silhouette. Alongside it, the M-65 and Cargo Pant both carry a hand-applied camo pattern, a labor-intensive finishing choice that ties the pieces to A.PRESSE‘s vintage-treatment approach while nodding to the military lineage that informs the brand.
Tailoring and shirting extend the fabric story. The Suit is cut from a cotton-silk blend that balances structure with a softer drape, while the Shirt uses a David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford, a nod to premium British-milled cloth. The Vintage Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt adds a cotton waffle thermal lining for texture and warmth, and a Tee brings in original photography by Ari Marcopoulos, folding an art-world collaborator into the otherwise material-led lineup.
Accessories round the collection out and stretch it into hardware. A Camp Cap and a Cashmere Beanie cover headwear across seasons, while a 20-inch sterling silver Classic Key Chain gives the range a precious-metal endpoint. The full collection was produced by A.PRESSE in Japan, Portugal and the USA, with the custom fits across every piece developed jointly by the two brands, underscoring that the collaboration extends to pattern and cut rather than branding alone.
A.PRESSE’s profile continues to build beyond this release, with HBX having announced a dedicated space with the brand launching on September 10, a sign of the label’s growing reach.
The A.PRESSE x Supreme Fall 2026 collection releases September 10, followed by an Asia release on September 12.
