The Best Tops & Tees From Supreme’s SS25 Preview
February 19, 2025
Charlie Tyas
Supreme has just revealed its full Spring Summer 2025 collection, and with a view to the tops and tees from NYC’s premier skate brand, we’re exposed to a fresh collaboration with the OG disruptor Damien Hirst, amongst a key focus on repro sports jerseys, plus fun graphic tees and much more…
This latest collection brings about Supreme’s most expansive jersey offering yet, featuring homages to the worlds of football, basketball, baseball, hockey and even cycling that set the stage for cameos from everyone from SpongeBob to Damien Hirst, plus a collaboration with Umbro and a wide array of in-house, irreverent designs.
Translating to “win for us” in English, Supreme draws comparison between European football “Ultra” culture and its own mental fanbase on the Vinci Per Noi Jersey, which is joined by more all-over print madness on pieces like the Skyline Sequin Top and short-sleeved shirts with artwork from North Carolina’s Ernie Barnes.
Continuing in its collection of iconic kids’ TV characters, Supreme opens the books for SpongeBob and co to appear on various items in its SS25 lineup, including the above, high-performance cycling jersey produced by Italian Brand Castelli that also features a sly cameo from Gary the Snail.
More garish sportswear is evidenced with leopard-print Velvet Baseball Jerseys using luxury Italian Fabric, a Rhinestone-studded Hockey Jersey and the “pre-school art project” special Marker Basketball Jersey designed by Pandasex.
Before Supreme started emblazoning its logo on helicopters, bricks and saxophones just for the sake of it, Damien Hirst was sticking dead animals in formaldehyde and making people pay to see it just for the sake of it, so for SS25, the duo reconvene in the name of shock-art and master marketing to display works from Hirst’s “Natural History” series across a full capsule comprised of apparel and accessories.
Supreme chooses to display the suspended dead shark from Hirst’s “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living” and the “Black Sheep with The Golden Horn” on shirts, soccer jerseys and knits in all-over print designs that only further cement both Supreme and Hirst as icons of counterculture.
More artistic input can be found on the Newspaper Top courtesy of Ben Trogden, joined by Maggie Lee’s Bitch S/S Work Shirt and the Ballet Top that features original photography from Herbet Migdoll.
Supreme’s playful side comes to light on the Rhinestone Pin Up Work Shirt, SMD Top and Bubble design - which is just one of many bold variations on the brand’s moniker featured in the SS25 tops selection.
