Summer Tees, Everlast Speedbags + Remaining Statement Pieces in Supreme’s SS25 Week 18 Droplist

Signalling that we are well and truly approaching the peak of Summer, Supreme has unveiled its latest assortment of seasonal graphic tees.

Ten droplists (or 74 days) after Supreme released its 2025 Spring Tees Collection, which featured cameos from Max B and provocative artwork by John John Jesse, the brand’s Summer portion is now upon us, once again delivering a fresh lineup of unserious, short-sleeved graphic styles ideal for the warmer months ahead.

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The latest offering comprises six new designs, including artistic input from a known brand affiliate and a rare sighting of an iconic underground artist.

Fans will be especially excited to wear the likeness of Dean Blunt on their bodies with the aptly named “Dean Blunt Tee” — the latest entry in Supreme’s Photo Tee series that captures the mysterious Hackney-born artist sporting a black-on-black Box Logo tee while enjoying his namesake vice.

The Beef, Tape, Hardcore, and Bear tees showcase vintage Supreme playfulness, while the final “Gonz” design edges slightly into crude territory — something fans have come to expect from releases involving Supreme’s favourite oldhead skater Mark Gonzalez.

The penultimate release from Supreme’s Spring Summer 2025 season doesn’t stop there, as the brand is dropping a new piece of kit for the “Supreme home gym”, commissioning Everlast to produce an industry-standard platformed Speed Bag, exclusively customised to match Supreme’s house colours.

Supreme’s Week 18 release is also host to three new styles of hat, including a trucker cap that matches the Beef Tee, outdoor Cordura styles with appliqué mesh panelling, plus a reversible set of Camp caps that swap between cotton twill and plush terry cloth.

Supreme does its best impression of 2000s prep with the satin-patched Cursive polo, before letting loose statement after statement, first with the Denim Trucker jacket and loose-fit jeans two-piece that comes in black or faded indigo, embroidered with a repeat “Fuck” pattern throughout.

Closing the show, Supreme taps San Francisco-based graffiti artist Pandasex for a permanent-marker reimagining of the 1992 USA Olympic Basketball “Dream Team” kit, rounding out the drop with the awaited release of its all-over Boat graphic shirt and matching cotton towel.

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Supreme’s Spring Summer 2025 Week 18 release drops this Thursday, June 26, at 11:00 a.m. EST via the brand’s website and physical stores.

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A release in Asia follows on Saturday, June 28.