Supreme released an initial preview of its Spring/Summer 2025 collection through its Instagram account today, showcasing a puffer jacket that incorporates Damien Hirst's 2009 artwork "Black Sheep with Golden Horns".
The teaser image displays the back of the jacket, which features a full-color reproduction of Hirst's original piece. The artwork in question was a taxidermied sheep with gold-plated horns, suspended in formaldehyde solution - a signature technique of the British artist. The original sculpture, housed in a glass tank, measured 110 centimeters long, 163 centimeters wide, and 64 centimeters high.
This collaboration marks another chapter in Supreme's history of partnerships with established artists, following previous work with Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami, and George Condo. The brand's choice to feature Hirst's work suggests a continued focus on merging contemporary art with streetwear.
The New York-based label typically releases its complete seasonal lookbook in February, ahead of the Spring/Summer season launch. Industry sources indicate the collection might include additional pieces featuring Hirst's artwork, alongside Supreme's regular seasonal items and other collaborative projects.
While pricing details remain unannounced, previous Supreme artist collaborations have commanded premium prices in both retail and secondary markets. The brand's seasonal collections usually become available through Supreme's physical locations in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, and Tokyo, as well as through their online store.
The release schedule and full collection details are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.