Summary
- Supreme partners with Y's by Yohji Yamamoto for Fall 2025 collection
- Punk-inspired designs feature skull motifs and rebellious graphics
- Collection releases September 11 globally, September 13 in Asia
Supreme joins forces with Y's by Yohji Yamamoto for their Fall 2025 collection. The partnership combines streetwear with Japanese avant-garde design through punk-inspired pieces.
The collection includes 18 items spanning multiple categories. Key pieces feature a leather jacket, faux fur WINDSTOPPER hooded bomber, denim work jacket, and sweater. Additional items include short-sleeve shirts, thermals, zip-up hoodies, denim utility pants, jeans, three t-shirts, a 6-panel cap, beanie, silver bracelet, silver wallet chain, and hand fan.
Skull motifs define the collection's visual identity. These appear as all-over prints on denim pieces and prominent details on leather jackets. The designs incorporate co-branded Supreme and Yamamoto logos throughout various pieces.
Punk influences appear across multiple items. Knitwear displays "666" graphics while shirts showcase Grim Reaper imagery. These elements reflect Yamamoto's design philosophy of challenging conventional beauty standards and conformity.
The denim jeans feature modern cargo silhouettes with barrel shapes and multiple pockets. Metal eyelets and skeletal-inspired jewelry pieces reinforce the collection's rebellious aesthetic. The accessories include silver bracelets and wallet chains that complement the punk theme.
Y's by Yohji Yamamoto brings decades of avant-garde fashion experience to this collaboration. The brand's history of subverting traditional fashion norms aligns with Supreme's anti-establishment approach to streetwear.
The collection represents both brands' commitment to rebellious design. Supreme's street credibility merges with Yamamoto's high fashion background to create pieces that work for multiple style preferences.
Pricing details remain undisclosed ahead of the release date. The collection becomes available through Supreme's online store and physical locations on September 11. Asian markets receive the collection on September 13.
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