Ever since opening their doors in 1994, Supreme has become a cult brand with a strong presence in the world of style. With limited releases each season and collaborations with companies like Clarks, Vans, Thom Browne, and Comme des Garçons SHIRT, their goods are definitely made for skaters (see the capsule collection with INDEPENDENT Trucks) but with a sensibility that purveyors of fine art (decks by George Condo and Damien Hirst) and fashion can appreciate. Whether or not they’ve “fallen off” as of late is debatable, but with co-signs from rappers like Nas, Tyler The Creator, and Drake, to appearances in editorials for fashion magazines, it’s pretty evident that the brand appeals to a much wider audience than the downtown skate rats it began with. So let’s make fun of them all. Here are The 10 Types Of People That Shop At Supreme. RELATED: Green Label - 10 Shops Every Skater Should VisitTyga and Desiigner Share New Video for "Gucci Snakes"TDE's SiR Shares New EP 'Her Too'Katy Perry Releases "Chained to the Rhythm," f/ Bob Marley's Grandson, Skip Marley GOOD Music's 'Cruel Winter' Reportedly Still HappeningNicki Minaj and Nick Jonas Team Up on 'Fifty Shades Darker' Track "Bom Bidi Bom" Juelz Santana Reflects on The Iconic Dipset x Supreme T-Shirt7 Gems From Virgil Abloh's Columbia University LectureNike's Releasing the Acronym x Air Force

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Additional availability will be seen through the Supreme NY, LA, London, Japan and online chapters on March 16. What to Read NextOver the weekend a collaboration between Supreme and Rei Kawakubo's COMME des GARCONS SHIRT was announced. Here's a closer look at what we can expect. Drawing on CDG's polka dot theme and Supreme's classic box logo, the collab literally flips the familiar — utilizing a reverse box logo on a T-shirt, hoodie, and camp cap. Rounding out the collection are two buttondowns and two pairs of Vans — the Sk8-Hi and Era silhouettes. Expect it to drop on March 16, with prices ranging from $89-$355. Follow @ComplexStyle for the latest drops, info, and lifestyle news. GRAILED IS A COMMUNITY MARKETPLACE FOR MEN'S CLOTHING SHOP THE BEST CATALOG AT UNBEATABLE PRICES Buy with confidence from our highly curated selection of quality menswear. Each piece comes from the closet of fellow fashion enthusiasts. Shop current collections or the best of previous seasons: You'll never find a better price.

TURN YOUR CLOSET INTO CASH List your clothing quickly and easily, get paid instantly. Bought something you never wore or doesn’t fit? Whatever the reason, pass your loved pieces onto like-minded users and finally get your Grail. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE: GRAILED, HYPE, BASICS Browse Grailed for luxury brands and designers (Saint Laurent, Rick Owens, Acne), Hype for new releases and streetwear (Supreme, Air Jordan, Yeezy Season) and Basics for mainstream brands (J.Crew, Brooks Brothers, Ralph Lauren).QUESTIONCan someone please explain to me what the actual fuck is atop this mans cranium (i.redd.it)Sale season is in full swing, which is great news for broke boys and people who hate paying retail in general. Granted, plenty of sale prices are still expensive, but at least they’re not prohibitively expensive, which makes a grail piece all the more obtainable. As we shop around the internet for dope pieces worth owning, we’re highlighting key items from shops around the globe. 

This time around we’re focusing on Revive, a boutique located in Birmingham, Michigan that carries everything from cult labels like visvim to up-and-coming brands like BURMA. Right now they’re slashing prices from labels like COMME des GARCONS, Rick Owens and Raf Simons at up to 60% off – and there are plenty of goodies left in stock in various sizes. Here are the 10 best items to buy right now. And if you haven’t dropped after shopping these, then check out our picks from MR PORTER and SSENSE. Why you should cop: A classic streetwear logo flip, Erik Brunetti’s reinterpretation of a certain car company’s logo feels even more ironic since you’d be copping it a stone’s throw away from Motor City (that’s Detroit, FYI). Why you should cop: Sometimes you just have to ascribe to the school of “buy now; It might not make sense to buy a padded coat when it’s summer, but with newer versions shipping into stores soon, you can cop this fishtail parka for a reasonable price, and keep it on ice until it gets reasonably chilly.

Or book a vacation to a place like Iceland…where you’d legit need something warm. Why you should cop: New-school fashion enthusiasts were put onto Raf Simons’ existence when his collaborative collection with Sterling Ruby was rocked by hip-hop artists and fuccbois alike. His take on the zip hoodie is made from a luxurious cashmere with an off-kilter graphic placement on the back, so it’s sort of like the thing you wear when you want other heads to know it’s Raf, without rocking something that screams super designer. Why you should cop: Carhartt’s actually based in Detroit, so this one’s another piece with a unique Michigan connection. Jun Takahashi reimagines the durable duck canvas work pant with a side seam that juts out and promotes an overall slim silhouette. And at 60% off, owning an UNDERCOVER piece just became all the more possible. Why you should cop: Dark lords of the summer rejoice. Rick Owens’ elongated tees aren’t for everybody, but they have a dedicated following for the ones who’ve chosen to serve men’s fashion’s resident antihero.

This Italian-made long T-shirt features paneled construction and the trademark seam that runs along the back, which kind of looks like a super narrow spine, if you’re into that. Why you should cop: Ganryu is a CdG sub-brand that focuses on a mix of reimagined workwear and cerebrally designed essentials. This long-sleeve tee falls into the latter category. At first, it looks like a run-of-the-mill block-print graphic tee, then you realize each contrasting white and navy square is actually stitched onto the shirt. So if you’re the type who nerds out over tiny details, you should be all over it. Why you should cop: Raf Simons’ footwear has taken inspiration from astronaut suits to the Nike Vandal. This super clean silhouette has a Vibram ripple sole and tonal velcro straps on a white leather upper. Priced at around the retail of his adidas collaborations, it may be ideal for designer-infatuated sneakerheads to step up to the real deal. Why you should cop: Gosha Rubchinskiy just showed what we dubbed “his most accessible collection ever” over in Pitti Uomo.