Supreme has finally pulled back the curtain on its highly anticipated Spring/Summer 2025 collection, and it’s as bold and eclectic as ever. Following whispers of a collaboration with British art icon Damien Hirst, the streetwear giant has delivered a lineup that’s packed with everything from statement jackets to quirky accessories, all while staying true to its signature blend of high art and street culture.
The collection is a treasure trove of transitional pieces designed to carry you through the warmer months. Think leather jackets, cow-print windbreakers, and graphic tees featuring Hirst’s iconic works like The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living and The Black Sheep with the Golden Horn. Ernie Barnes’ vibrant The Sugar Shack and Main Street Pool Hall also make appearances, alongside artwork by AOI and designs from Sean Cliver and Mario Ayala.
But Supreme isn’t stopping at clothing. The brand has teamed up with a slew of collaborators to bring some unexpected gems to the table. Aphex Twin fans will geek out over the windowlicker tee, while SpongeBob enthusiasts can snag a Jeff Hamilton racing jacket adorned with patchwork tributes to Bikini Bottom’s favorite sponge. There’s also a GORE-TEX set from Umbro, a bb simon Arc Logo Hoody, and even a Supreme-exclusive Mies Van Der Rohe Barcelona chair reimagined in washed denim. For those with a taste for luxury, Jacob & Co. has dropped a gold dice pendant, and Yonex brings tennis rackets into the mix.
Breaking Down the Collection:
Jackets: From studded leather to cow-print windbreakers, Supreme’s outerwear game is strong. Highlights include a SpongeBob SquarePants Jeff Hamilton racing jacket and a zip-up fleece featuring Barnes’ The Sugar Shack.
Shirts: The shirt selection is a mix of classic and quirky, with bowling shirts, corduroy button-ups, and pieces showcasing Hirst’s and Barnes’ artwork.
Sweaters: Cozy knits and bold prints dominate, including a hooded zip-up sweater with embroidered religious motifs.
Tees: Graphic tees take center stage, with collaborations from Aphex Twin, Sean Cliver, and Mario Ayala. The iconic box logo gets a playful twist, appearing on a pancake graphic.
Pants: Denim, cargo pants, and track pants get the Supreme treatment, with standout pieces featuring Hirst’s artwork and all-over paisley prints.
Accessories: The collection goes beyond clothing, offering everything from a denim Barcelona chair to SpongeBob cycling socks and a leopard-print pool table.
Reactions from Different Groups:
Streetwear Enthusiasts: Supreme loyalists are already lining up (virtually and physically) for the drop. “The Hirst collab is next-level,” one fan tweeted. “That cow-print jacket is going straight into my cart.”
Art Lovers: Fans of Damien Hirst and Ernie Barnes are thrilled to see their work reimagined on streetwear. “Supreme turning The Sugar Shack into a zip-up fleece? Genius,” commented an art blogger.
Collaboration Fans: The Aphex Twin and SpongeBob pieces are generating major buzz. “I never thought I’d see Aphex Twin and SpongeBob in the same collection, but here we are,” joked a Reddit user.
Luxury Shoppers: The Jacob & Co. gold dice pendant and denim Barcelona chair are catching the eyes of high-end collectors. “Supreme continues to blur the lines between streetwear and luxury,” noted a fashion critic.
Casual Shoppers: While some are overwhelmed by the collection’s boldness, others appreciate the variety. “Not everything’s for me, but I’m definitely grabbing one of those graphic tees,” said a casual Supreme fan.
Whether you’re here for the art, the collaborations, or just the hype, Supreme’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection has something for everyone.
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