Size: Medium
British-American entrepreneur James Jebbia started Supreme out of a skateboard shop in New York City in 1994. As the brand surged in popularity, attracting the so-called ‘Hypebeasts’, Supreme's appropriation of images is one of the keys to its success. Pop-cultural imagery and logos are copied and adapted in a way that makes the designs feel more like contemporary art or graffiti than a big fashion
Vintage piece from the Spring/Summer 2008 collection. Features the American punk rock band ‘Bad Brains’ classic graphic on the front side. Vertical tour date list on the backside with the signature red/white Supreme box logo. In brilliant condition with no major flaws or damages
Measurements:
•Length: 28 in
•Pit to pit: 20 in
•Shoulders: 18 in
•Sleeve: 7 in
•Hem: 20.5 in
Size: Medium
British-American entrepreneur James Jebbia started Supreme out of a skateboard shop in New York City in 1994. As the brand surged in popularity, attracting the so-called ‘Hypebeasts’, Supreme's appropriation of images is one of the keys to its success. Pop-cultural imagery and logos are copied and adapted in a way that makes the designs feel more like contemporary art or graffiti than a big fashion
Vintage piece from the Spring/Summer 2008 collection. Features the American punk rock band ‘Bad Brains’ classic graphic on the front side. Vertical tour date list on the backside with the signature red/white Supreme box logo. In brilliant condition with no major flaws or damages
Measurements:
•Length: 28 in
•Pit to pit: 20 in
•Shoulders: 18 in
•Sleeve: 7 in
•Hem: 20.5 in
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