Supreme's linking up with A.PRESSE for Fall 2026, and this one's stacked. The Japanese label, founded by Kazuma Shigematsu in 2021, builds around classic workwear, military, and tailored silhouettes. They're known for custom-developed fabrics and vintage finishing techniques. Everything in this collection was produced by A.PRESSE across Japan, Portugal, and the USA, with custom fits developed collaboratively between the two brands.
Let's get into it. Here's the full lineup:
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Leather Jacket (calfskin)
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Leather Jacket (cowhide)
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE M-65
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Cargo Pant
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Suit
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Shirt
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Vintage Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Tee
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Camp Cap
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Cashmere Beanie
- Supreme®/A.PRESSE Sterling Silver Classic Key Chain
The Leather Jackets come in two versions. One's calfskin, one's cowhide. From the images you can see a black option, a deep red and blue varsity-style colorway, and what looks like a brown/tan leather with denim panel detailing. Clean bomber shapes across the board.
The M-65 and Cargo Pant both feature a hand-applied camo pattern. You can see the irregular, almost painterly camo finish in olive and brown tones alongside solid colorways in olive and black. The M-65 has a hooded silhouette with large front flap pockets. Military done right.
The Suit is made with a cotton-silk blend fabric. It shows up in black and navy from what's visible. Relaxed tailoring with a slightly oversized cut. The Shirt uses David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford fabric and appears in white.
The Vintage Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt has a cotton waffle thermal lining. You can spot red, olive camo, black, and mustard yellow options in the images. Hefty looking pieces. The Tee features original photography by Ari Marcopoulos, with what appears to be a figure photo on white and black tees.
The Camp Cap comes in olive with the Supreme script across the front. The Cashmere Beanie shows up in black, brown, and red. And rounding things out, there's a 20" Sterling Silver Classic Key Chain, which looks like it has a chunky ball chain with keyring hardware.
Some prices are visible in the images. The M-65 is listed at $1,298. The Suit runs $3,498. The Shirt is $698. The Camp Cap is $98.
Available September 10th. Available in Asia September 12th.
