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Streetwear Label Founded by James Jebbia

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Founded 1994
Headquarters New York, NY, United States

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Founded by James Jebbia, Supreme is an iconic streetwear label that has gone on to amass a cult-like following around the world with skaters, artists, and collectors, who are eager to get their hands on the brand’s latest drop. Supreme is also known for its extensive collaborations with Nike, Vans, The North Face, Comme des Garçons, Dover Street Market, and Stone Island.
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Supreme Gonz New Era 59Fifty Fitted Caps

Supreme Gonz New Era 59Fifty Fitted Caps

Mark Gonzales aka. "The Gonz" is known as one of the pioneers of street skateboarding. Also known for his artistic abilities, Gonz has previously created this graphic for Supreme. The graphic was used in Supreme’s previous collections but now, Supreme has brought it back with this new Gonz New Era 59Fift Fitted Cap. The caps will be available in four colorways and will drop at Supreme stores worldwide.

R. Crumb for Supreme

R. Crumb for Supreme

Know for his critical and satirical view of American culture, artist and illustrator Robert Crumb is the latest to team up with Supreme. From his beginnings in 1968 with his self-published Zap Comix, Crumb rapidly became well known in the underground comic scene. Crumb’s work features many references found in cartoon styles common in the 20th century. Having said that, much of his style can be themed after satire as well as sexual and political material. This collaboration with Supreme features two t-shirts and a zip-up hoodie utilizing art work done by Robert Crumb. Available start mid-October at Supreme stores.


 

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