Supreme has teamed up with Vaquera on a Fall 2026 capsule of clothing, accessories and bedroom pieces, and the Supreme x Vaquera collection drops on 5 November. Designed with the New York-founded, Paris-based label, it applies Vaquera's idea of "fashion fan-fiction" to a short list of streetwear pieces, plus a duvet set.
Who is Vaquera
Vaquera was founded in New York City in 2013 by Patric DiCaprio and is now co-run in Paris with Bryn Taubensee. The label made its name as a campy alternative to the traditional design scene, staging early runway shows on subway platforms and reworking classic American staples.
DiCaprio's stated aim is to "make clothes that unite people who identify as outsiders". Through provocative, outsider-driven styling, Vaquera questions the usual ideas of luxury and glamour, and the Supreme collaboration carries that attitude onto hoodies, tees and denim.
What's in the Supreme x Vaquera collection
Hoodies, tops and denim
Two graphic fleeces lead the capsule: the Christ Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt and the Kisses Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt. The Collage L/S Top comes with a matching Collage Loose Fit Jean, and two short-sleeve graphic tees, the Bra Tee and the Mannequin Tee, complete the tops.
Shorts, headwear and home
Basketball Shorts add a sports piece, while a co-branded Box Logo fitted cap is made with New Era. The capsule also moves into the bedroom with the Supreme/Vaquera Collage Duvet and Pillow Set.
When and where to buy Supreme x Vaquera
The collection releases on 5 November 2026 on the Supreme webstore and in Supreme flagship stores, with an Asia release following on 7 November.
Release date: 5 November 2026 (Asia: 7 November 2026) Where to buy: Supreme webstore and Supreme flagship stores
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