Supreme's linking up with Jane's Addiction for a Fall 2024 collection that pays homage to the LA band that basically bridged the gap between underground alternative rock and the mainstream. For anyone not familiar, Jane's Addiction formed in mid-'80s Los Angeles and carved out a sound that mixed everything from metal and punk to funk and psych rock - basically the opposite of the hair metal dominating that era. Their albums Nothing's Shocking (1988) and Ritual de lo Habitual (1990) are considered foundational alt-rock records, with tracks like "Been Caught Stealing" proving that weird could also be commercial.
The collection includes seven pieces total:
- Mechanics Jacket
- Cardigan
- Short sleeve shirt
- Hooded sweatshirt
- Ringer tee
- Two additional T-shirts
Everything drops October 31st in the US and Europe, with Asia following on November 2nd. Solid timing for a band whose influence on '90s counterculture still resonates with Supreme's own design ethos.
