8 Supreme Drops You Can’t Miss This Week

This week is almost here with the second part of our product announcement series.

First on the list is Supreme’s collaboration with Thrasher. Coming together for the first time since Fall 2021, the collection brings together the consistent silhouettes of both skatewear brands, highlighting work jackets, sweaters, crewnecks, tees, and more featuring Neck Face’s signature graffiti graphics. Nike and Cactus Plant Flea Market released pixelated hockey gear, bringing Cynthia Lu’s eclectic, energetic touch to jerseys. On the topic of sports, Kith has launched a limited edition NFL collaboration, offering reimagined merch for the Las Vegas Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, and New York Jets. The collaboration includes custom jerseys, premium leather jackets, and mini co-branded team helmets. Drake’s OVO is paying tribute to collegiate traditions with its “Campus Collection,” just in time for the start of the fall semester. The company is once again partnering with the University of Toronto, in addition to another Canadian university, Western University, Cambridge University, Yale University, and Stanford University, to launch limited edition co-branded merch. Gentle Monster elevates its hit eyewear lineup with a collaboration with Tekken 8 inspired by Devil Kazuya’s horns. thisisneverthat releases its fifth collaboration with American rock band Grateful Dead, introducing a new version of its Dancing Bears mascot. Other collaborations see Stussy and Our Legacy Workshop release the eighth installment of a collaboration focused on upcycled and residual fabrics. Finally, UNIQLO U’s Autumn/Winter 2024 line by Christophe Lemaire and Sarah Linh Tran combines form and function in 24 looks for the upcoming cooler seasons.

Check out these eight can’t-miss drops this week below.

Supreme x Thrasher Fall 2024

Supreme’s latest collection continues to expand the label’s extensive clothing repertoire, this time in collaboration with longtime collaborator Thrasher. The collection is comprised of a work jacket, a sweater, a hooded sweatshirt, a crewneck, sweatpants, three t-shirts, and two beanies. Available in a variety of colorways, each piece features co-branded motifs from both labels throughout. For example, the workwear jacket features a graphic of Neck Face’s signature devil skateboarding over a flaming Thrasher logo with the words “Straight to Hell!” at the bottom. Select sweaters and t-shirts feature black and white photos of legendary skateboarder Harold Hunter, shot by That’s a Crazy One. The collection will be available online starting September 26th.

Nike x Cactus Plant Flea Market Hockey Collaboration

Nike and Cactus Plant Flea Market are releasing a new collection, this time inspired by hockey gear. Two years after their last apparel collection, CPFM and Nike are back with a six-piece capsule collection focused on hockey jerseys, goalie jerseys, long-sleeve polo jersey sets, track pants and hockey shorts. Each piece is infused with vibrant colors, true to CPFM’s playful graphics and co-branding of both labels. The collaboration is available to shop online now.

Gentle Monster x Tekken 8 collaboration

Gentle Monster has recently taken luxury eyewear to a new level with their latest lineup, created in partnership with Tekken 8. The “Inferno” capsule is inspired by Devil Kazuya’s horns and designed to resemble silver goggles, with a glove-like enclosure inspired by Kazuya’s signature red gloves. Rounding out the release is a gym bag that houses the entire “Inferno” design. The collaboration will be available online from September 28th.

thisisneverthat × Grateful Dead

thisisneverthat and legendary American rock band, The Grateful Dead, have teamed up again to release their fifth apparel capsule collection. The latest collaborative collection features casual styles and streetwear staples perfect for the transition from late summer to early fall. Palette-wise, muted autumnal hues like orange, khaki green, and eggplant purple dominate, with the occasional splash of light blue. The collection will be available online on September 26th.

OVO “Campus Collection”

Drake’s OVO is back with a new “Campus Collection” just in time for the fall semester to begin. Once again honoring its academic tradition, OVO has partnered with the University of Toronto, another Canadian university, Western University, Cambridge University, Yale University, and Stanford University to release limited edition co-branded collegiate gear. The apparel collection includes varsity jackets, hoodies, t-shirts, and athletic caps, all featuring OVO’s branding and Owl nickname, as well as each academic institution’s unique school crest. The collection is currently available to shop online.

Kiss x NFL

With football season upon us, Kith has unveiled a new limited-edition collaboration with the NFL, putting its own spin on a merchandise collection for five featured teams. Through the Kith lens, merchandise for the Las Vegas Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants and New York Jets is reimagined through partnerships with ’47, Mitchell & Ness and Jeff Hamilton. Key pieces include custom jerseys, premium leather jackets and mini co-branded team helmets by Riddell. The collection will launch online on September 27th.

Stussy x Our Legacy Workshop Vol. 8

Stüssy and Our Legacy WORK SHOP have teamed up once again for the eighth installment of their collaborative series. Staying true to the visual aesthetic of both brands, the collaboration continues to highlight workwear silhouettes and incorporates more relaxed fits. Versatile pieces for on and off duty, with refined cuts and fabrics maintaining an overall sense of quality. Key pieces from the collection include a blouson jacket in black leather and soft Japanese flannel. The collaboration will launch online on September 27th.

UNIQLO U FW24

Christophe Lemaire and Sarah Linh Tran’s UNIQLO U knows how to marry form and function to make fashion happen with their “Future LifeWear Essentials” line. For Fall/Winter 2024, the label is doing it again through the collection’s eponymous “Lightness in Protection.” Filled with a multitude of sleek silhouettes, “Lightness in Protection” prioritizes layering, with a range of lightweight yet easily layered pieces that move with you as you move. All 24 looks will be available online on September 26th.