But that's enough of talking up the logos – let's get right to the piece that's pictured above.
At one point four to five years ago the Arabic logo whether it was put on a tee or a pullover was very sought after. Not to take anything away from the other logos but we all know that's just how it is. Supreme "Arabic" Longsleeve Year: 1999 With Supreme, there is the box logo and then every other logo follows. WATCH: A Nike Sneaker Easter Egg, Wu-Tang Collabs, And More In This Episode Of THE MASTERS. Here are the absolute best t-shirts, shirts, and long sleeves that Supreme has ever released, many of which can be found on aftermarket sites like GOAT. It’s a bit of history and a whole lot of freshness. By looking back at these designs - from 1994 all the way to 2020 - you can get a sense of why the brand blew up in the first place. The “box tee” is particularly iconic and has seen thousands of iterations over the decades. Like the modern wristwatch for business types, Supreme shirts have become a sort of statement piece amongst the streetwear obsessed. Their fervor is admirable… though it’s all in the service of a multinational corporation mostly-owned by an even bigger conglomerate. People line up around stores (or used to, pre-COVID, now they queue up in digital lines) eager to get their hands on a coveted Supreme shirt or hat or hoodie the moment it hits the shelves.
It’s an event presaged by trending hashtags and leaving an aftermarket economy in its wake. When a Supreme drop hits, it’s not just another streetwear brand unloading new products. Stunts like branded bricks and Oreos plus hundreds of high-priced name brand collaborations have turned what was once a fairly accessible skatewear-company-gone-mainstream into a source of endless hype, speculation, and controversy. A label with such a massive pop-culture footprint that it’s created scores of people who construct their entire identities out of either loving the brand or hating it with a passion. You know what you clicked on - we’re here to talk about Supreme.
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