Supreme Fall/Winter 2025 Collection

Update 19.11.2025

Supreme and True Religion are launching an extensive collection for autumn/winter 2025 that revives the Y2K denim look and reinterprets True Religion's signature aesthetic. The line combines Supreme streetwear with True Religion's distinctive contrast stitching and famous horseshoe logo. Highlights include a trucker-style leather jacket, a puffer jacket, a zip-up hoodie and matching leather trousers. There are also polo shirts, long-sleeved shirts, cargo pants and sweatpants.

Accessories are also well represented: an earflap 5-panel, classic 6-panels and beanies round off the line-up. The Supreme x True Religion collection will be released on 20 November 2025 and on 22 November in Asia.

Update 12.11.2025

Supreme and Antihero are joining forces for a new Autumn 2025 collection that combines skate culture and streetwear. The capsule collection includes a stadium jacket, fleece jacket, sweater, hockey jersey, hoodies, work trousers, T-shirts, a New Era cap and a skateboard. The central design feature is a large-format eagle motif in old-school tattoo style, which is interpreted differently on various pieces – from embroidery to all-over graphics. The Supreme x Antihero collection will be released worldwide on 13 November and in Asia on 15 November. 

Update 29.10.2025

Supreme kicks off its next round with Week 10, bringing a diverse selection of new pieces. The focus is on strong collaborations and striking designs – from the WU-TANG CLAN capsule collection to sporty Umbro items and weatherproof GORE-TEX pieces. The collection is complemented by eye-catching jacquard logo styles, the Stars hoodie and other seasonal essentials. The Supreme Week 10 drop will be released on 30 October and in Asia on 1 November.

Update 22.10.2025

For the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, Supreme and Fox Racing are joining forces once again to deliver a powerful blend of motorsport energy and streetwear aesthetics. The focus is on a tribute to the late rapper DMX: the ‘All Eyes on Fox’ racing jersey, a V1 helmet, a chest guard and bomber gloves – all in grey, red and black. The line-up is complemented by down jackets, hooded work jackets in denim or Cordura, wide jeans, knitted jumpers and graphic long-sleeved tops with motocross motifs. The collection is rounded off by sweatshirts, caps and beanies with striking co-branding. The collection will be released worldwide on 23 October and in Asia on 25 October.

Update 15.10.2025

For autumn 2025, Supreme and Japanese label Number (N)ine are launching a joint collection – including a special Mickey Mouse touch. The capsule collection picks up on the characteristic grunge, rock and Americana style of Takahiro Miyashita's cult brand. It includes a varsity jacket, a long-sleeved raglan and a mesh 5-panel cap. The Supreme x Number (N)ine drop will be released on 16 October and on 18 October in Asia.

Original article 08.10.2025

Supreme is making a loud comeback: the Autumn/Winter 2025 collection is here — and it skilfully pushes boundaries, stories and style to a new level. With iconic outerwear, tees, functional cargo pants, eye-catching headwear and accessories that span from the street to the living room, the New York brand once again combines high-impact graphics with craftsmanship and pop culture depth.

Whether it's GORE-TEX coats, sheriff vibes à la Vanson collaborations, football-inspired jerseys, artistic beanie designs or even quirky home goods and techy novelties — every line is imbued with the same idea: utility meets aesthetics, functionality meets provocative sophistication.

In this article, I'll keep you up to date on all the new releases, restocks, and exclusive details from the Supreme Fall/Winter 25 world on a weekly basis.

Supreme's FW25 tee collection consists of seven new graphic designs that combine pop culture nostalgia with dark humour. These include a motif from All Dogs Go to Heaven, a print featuring the demon from The Exorcist with the quote ‘Mother, what's wrong with me?’, an allusion to the film's iconic vomiting scene, and a ‘Girls’-style tee reminiscent of 2000s rom-coms. Other designs include a snowman with Supreme chains, a self-deprecating ‘Joke’ T-shirt and a split logo with the slogan ‘F**k All Y'all’. The collection will be released on 9 October and in Asia on 11 October.