FEATURES · 7 September 2026

A.PRESSE x Supreme Fall 2026

Supreme collaborations usually announce themselves. A logo, a graphic, a name printed across the chest, something you can recognise from across a room.

The A.PRESSE x Supreme Fall 2026 collection mostly does not. It is the first time the two have worked together, and on a hanger most of it reads as plain clothing. The work is in the cloth, and that is the point.

A.PRESSE x Supreme Fall 2026
Release date: 10 September 2026

Two Hides, Two Very Different Jackets

The leather jacket comes in two versions, and they pull in opposite directions. The calfskin edition is all black with a white quilted interior, and gives away almost nothing from the outside. The cowhide version does the opposite, with red and blue colour blocking, a navy quilted lining and PARK VIEW lettering across the back.

The choice of hide is not decoration. Calfskin is lighter and softer and follows the shoulder from the first wear. Cowhide is heavier, sits stiffer and takes months before it gives in, which is exactly why some people prefer it. Both jackets sit at the very top end of anything Supreme has produced, and they will be the pieces people talk about.

The M-65 and the cargo pant follow the military thread, in a hand-applied olive camo dye alongside plain black versions. Applying the dye by hand is a slow way to finish a garment and the reason no two come out identical. A.PRESSE has built its reputation on exactly that kind of decision, treating a new garment until it behaves like one that has already lived somewhere.

The Quiet Half of the Collection

The tailoring is where the label's habits show most clearly. The suit is black, cut from a cotton and silk blend that keeps a structured shoulder while dropping the stiffness. The button up shirt is white, made from David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford, cloth from a British mill that normally ends up in shirts sold nowhere near a Supreme store.

The vintage zip up hooded sweatshirt comes in black, orange, red and the olive camo dye, lined in cotton waffle thermal. The graphic tee in white and black is the one piece that behaves like a normal Supreme drop, carrying original photography by Ari Marcopoulos, who has been shooting for the brand for decades.

Accessories close it out. A camp cap in olive camo dye and black, a cashmere beanie in red, black and brown, and a twenty inch sterling silver key chain. The collection was produced across Japan, Portugal and the United States, with the fits developed jointly rather than a box logo dropped onto an existing A.PRESSE pattern.