Supreme 2007 S/S

[RutanSB]

How much is the retail on Supreme flannels?

$128. 10char

[xSIRCHx]

$128. 10char

does anyone know if the LA location had any in stock?and if they were on sale?

[RutanSB]

does anyone know if the LA location had any in stock?and if they were on sale?

Just spoke with someone in today.. larges only I believe.. and i'm pretty sure they're 90$

[xSIRCHx]

alright bro.

+rep for you my friend

[caughtinthered]

is this the lightweight parka? i want a "L" in this!! LA peeps, PM me...

Seriously, I love Supreme and all, but for the $130 price tag, Id expect something a bit better. This has got to be the worst fitting and cheaply made jacket I have ever tried on.

[l3ootlegs]

any supreme raw denim or backpack left in LA or NY?

[shinchrono]

Just a random question, do any professional skateboarders ever wear Supreme? I don't mean like through a sponsorship or something like that, I just mean like, you know, ever.

edit: In retrospect, this question is worded to hell. What I mean to ask is, how does the more hardcore skate culture view Supreme now? Same love that we have for it? Sold out? I'm particularly interested in an answer from someone like 78, who I'm sure is rooted quite well in both subcultures. Honestly though, I can't believe I just asked if any skateboarders wore supreme

[rhythmandsound]

yeah

[doctorgnar]

From quartersnacks.com:

Dear Supreme

For much of the skateboard population, and the population of those who just carry around skateboards to match their sneakers, Supreme remains an enigmatic force. All of you hate it, citing that it is not a “real†skateshop, yet all of you turn around, lace up your cute “Send Help†Dunks under your size 30 (when you really wear a size 34, it’s just a lot more comfortable to have them sag halfway down your thighs so people can check out the back pockets) Japanese Levi’s and aimlessly walk in a circle, perusing the various “non-skateboard†items lying on their shelves. To most of you “The Back†is a mystery (notice, “The Back†of Supreme constitutes as a proper noun, as indicated by the MLA). “Do you have any more in the back?†or “Is there anything else in the back?†are all phrases etched into your minds, in that they give you a sense of hope, and new beginning, kind of like the American Frontier. When the color that matches your Dunks isn’t out on the shelves, there is always hope in the back, for a brighter future. Why does the store randomly close for two weeks? I recently read on some website where grown men discuss stitching detail on their jeans that it is because the staff takes off to go snowboarding for a week, thus having to close the store. Why is everyone there such an asshole? Why did they diss me when I asked for a discount? Why won’t they set-up my skateboard?

Most of you just hate Supreme because you don’t have answers to these questions. You want to know, but can’t. But you still wait in like in sixteen-degree weather to buy a red box logo tee anyway, even though it’s not a “real†skateshop. Since the majority of you will never know about the endless line of unreleased Nike SBs, the crackle-print Speedos with box logos at the crotch, the private indoor skatepark, or the A-Bomb factory in the back of Supreme — shit, I’ve said too much…

(http://www.quartersnacks.com/qs/words/articles/dear-supreme/)

[sycamore no more]

Haha.

Someone talked!

[RutanSB]

Just a random question, do any professional skateboarders ever wear Supreme? I don't mean like through a sponsorship or something like that, I just mean like, you know, ever.

Half of the dudes who work there / help out there are pro

[corned beef]

Javier Nunez at LA has his own pro board from Shut Skateboards on the rack for sale. He has the last part in this promo, skating the bowl as well.

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[wEstSidE]

From quartersnacks.com:

Dear Supreme

For much of the skateboard population, and the population of those who just carry around skateboards to match their sneakers, Supreme remains an enigmatic force. All of you hate it, citing that it is not a “real†skateshop, yet all of you turn around, lace up your cute “Send Help†Dunks under your size 30 (when you really wear a size 34, it’s just a lot more comfortable to have them sag halfway down your thighs so people can check out the back pockets) Japanese Levi’s and aimlessly walk in a circle, perusing the various “non-skateboard†items lying on their shelves. To most of you “The Back†is a mystery (notice, “The Back†of Supreme constitutes as a proper noun, as indicated by the MLA). “Do you have any more in the back?†or “Is there anything else in the back?†are all phrases etched into your minds, in that they give you a sense of hope, and new beginning, kind of like the American Frontier. When the color that matches your Dunks isn’t out on the shelves, there is always hope in the back, for a brighter future. Why does the store randomly close for two weeks? I recently read on some website where grown men discuss stitching detail on their jeans that it is because the staff takes off to go snowboarding for a week, thus having to close the store. Why is everyone there such an asshole? Why did they diss me when I asked for a discount? Why won’t they set-up my skateboard?

Most of you just hate Supreme because you don’t have answers to these questions. You want to know, but can’t. But you still wait in like in sixteen-degree weather to buy a red box logo tee anyway, even though it’s not a “real†skateshop. Since the majority of you will never know about the endless line of unreleased Nike SBs, the crackle-print Speedos with box logos at the crotch, the private indoor skatepark, or the A-Bomb factory in the back of Supreme — shit, I’ve said too much…

(http://www.quartersnacks.com/qs/words/articles/dear-supreme/)

i read that a while ago...are they talking about us?

tht always confused me with the sz 30 jeans thing, how does that sag?

[onemancult]

that "grown men talking about jeans" is definitely aimed at us.

[1M]

From quartersnacks.com:

Dear Supreme

For much of the skateboard population, and the population of those who just carry around skateboards to match their sneakers, Supreme remains an enigmatic force. All of you hate it, citing that it is not a “real†skateshop, yet all of you turn around, lace up your cute “Send Help†Dunks under your size 30 (when you really wear a size 34, it’s just a lot more comfortable to have them sag halfway down your thighs so people can check out the back pockets) Japanese Levi’s and aimlessly walk in a circle, perusing the various “non-skateboard†items lying on their shelves. To most of you “The Back†is a mystery (notice, “The Back†of Supreme constitutes as a proper noun, as indicated by the MLA). “Do you have any more in the back?†or “Is there anything else in the back?†are all phrases etched into your minds, in that they give you a sense of hope, and new beginning, kind of like the American Frontier. When the color that matches your Dunks isn’t out on the shelves, there is always hope in the back, for a brighter future. Why does the store randomly close for two weeks? I recently read on some website where grown men discuss stitching detail on their jeans that it is because the staff takes off to go snowboarding for a week, thus having to close the store. Why is everyone there such an asshole? Why did they diss me when I asked for a discount? Why won’t they set-up my skateboard?

Most of you just hate Supreme because you don’t have answers to these questions. You want to know, but can’t. But you still wait in like in sixteen-degree weather to buy a red box logo tee anyway, even though it’s not a “real†skateshop. Since the majority of you will never know about the endless line of unreleased Nike SBs, the crackle-print Speedos with box logos at the crotch, the private indoor skatepark, or the A-Bomb factory in the back of Supreme — shit, I’ve said too much…

(http://www.quartersnacks.com/qs/words/articles/dear-supreme/)

most definitely about this forum and every other fashion forum that has Supreme threads. gotta love the QS kids. If you skate you know part of their "crew" is Supreme heads.

[wEstSidE]

i admit that i'm not a grown man...talking about jeans is frowned upon?

[RAISED BY WOLVES]

You guys missed the whole motherfuckin part of this where "CMF" comes to supreme. That's the tie in fools. Bad job with the edit Doc.

And this is priceless....

Posted as a caption to one of the alleged "CMF"'s pictures:

21. The place Mooney used to work up until he decided to play that Styles P song, “Kill That Faggot†while gay people were in the store 22. He stills hangs out there even though he doesn’t get paid for it 23. Pryce gets paid across the street 24. I seriously can’t tell who the hell is in this picture.

I love that styles diddy.

[josephr]

gray chinos and orange body stripe polo on the floor at supreme LA get at me

[doctorgnar]

You guys missed the whole motherfuckin part of this where "CMF" comes to supreme. That's the tie in fools. Bad job with the edit Doc.

Yeah, I just couldn't get it all up - I figured people would check the link for the rest.

I was just trying to call attention to the fact that the fetishization of Supreme is ridiculous - and questions like "Do pro skaters even wear Supreme?" are irrelevant and just kind of silly.

[josephr]

I was just trying to call attention to the fact that the fetishization of Supreme is ridiculous

for the 100913049810394th time

[doctorgnar]

for the 100913049810394th time

I don't follow, friend.

[champagne_bubblebath]

Just a random question, do any professional skateboarders ever wear Supreme?

screen shot...

[prima]

i can't believe that question is being taken seriously

[Spaghettini]

Ahahahaha @ "Dear Supreme Team"

something about starting a letter like that is like hilarious

[shinchrono]

Talk about repercussions for a stupid question huh?

Haha I guess the question was kind of worded badly (horribly), What I intended to ask was more along the lines of whether Supreme is nearly as hyped up in the skating community as it is in..."our" community, however you want to call it. I'm not actually ignorant enough to think that no skateboarders have ever worn supreme, ever, especially the people who work there I don't exactly keep up with professional/amateur skateboarding but outside of, say, Kids or videos affiliated with Supreme 'fam' I haven't seen much mention of Supreme, that's all (maybe some hate here and there).

I realize that a lot of people are deathly afraid of sounding like they are anything less than completely knowledgeable about the entire Supreme, Kids, etc. culture but sometimes you just feel like asking a dumb and random question from those who are wiser than you are Pictures of people wearing Supreme are good and all but I don't think I'm mistaken in thinking that there are only a select few around here who have been up to date with both cultures long enough to give me a good answer to my question. You know who you are (or aren't).

Thanks for the answers though, hadn't seen that CMF stuff before, awesome

edit: "some website where grown men discuss stitching detail on their jeans" absolutely has to be superfuture.

[corned beef]

the instant winner crew in NY can be seen rocking supreme stuff alot

[shinchrono]

Thanks corned beef!

Anyways, for anyone who hasn't seen this yet here's an older article/interview on Supreme that's probably the most informative out of anything I've read so far.

http://www.twsbiz.com/twbiz/industrynews/article/0,21214,708168,00.html

I guess the article kind of answers my question though, huh?

[Sayword]

can't fault you for wanting to learn more about supreme, especially since it is highly frowned upon to be wearing it not knowing. But it's def. better than wearing it from hype

[sohoADDICT]

^good read

1 thing in particular interested me :

Beyond that, some of the company's success might have to do with the fact that it's owned by the same guy who owns Stüssy apparel. "

I never knew they were owned by the same person...

[black.shadow]

Quick supreme question here. I have read confilcting posts about whether supreme tee shirts are available in size Small. Are they just stocked once in a while? I would just really like one Miles Davis shirt in black size small if they even exist.