All About Fabrics.
Supreme is taking a quieter approach for Fall/Winter 2026, teaming up with Japanese label A.PRESSE for a collection where the fabric does most of the talking. Founded by Kazuma Shigematsu in 2021, A.PRESSE has quickly built a reputation for revisiting workwear, military uniforms and classic tailoring through custom-developed materials, vintage finishing and obsessive attention to construction. Now, that distinctly Japanese menswear sensibility meets Supreme, with both labels developing custom fits across a collection that stretches from leather outerwear and tailoring to knitwear, workwear and accessories.
The collection opens with two versions of a leather jacket, cut from calfskin and cowhide, before moving into military territory with an M-65 and Cargo Pant finished with hand-applied camouflage. Tailoring gets its own moment through a cotton-silk suit, while the accompanying shirt uses David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford, bringing a premium British fabric into the mix. Elsewhere, a vintage zip-up hoodie features a cotton waffle thermal lining, and a T-shirt carries original photography by Ari Marcopoulos. The accessories go as hard as the collection, with a Camp Cap, cashmere beanie and 20-inch sterling silver Classic Key Chain completing the line-up. The Supreme x A.PRESSE Fall 2026 collection releases 10 September, with the Asia release following on 12 September.
PHOTO CREDIT: Supreme
