Supreme Fall/Winter 2025 Collection

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.