Standing tall amongst its latest Fall Winter 2025 collection, Supreme has previewed a number of high-profile accessories for the season ahead.
Despite the pressure that mounts with each passing year to go above and beyond whatever outlandish, red and white miscellanea dominated last season’s timelines, Supreme still keeps fans on their toes with an eclectic assortment of fun-size keepsakes and everyday utilities — this time offering a more concentrated lineup that’s overshadowed by three endgame-level items.
For FW25, Supreme makes room next to the motorcycles, jet skis, and Airstream trailers already parked in the brand garage for its very own golf cart produced in collaboration with American industry-experts Club Car.
Although it’s unconfirmed whether Xzibit and the crew played a hand in the design, Supreme has unequivocally ”pimped out” what Club Car describes as a “vehicle built for bringing family and friends together in the great outdoors”.
In addition to the custom, more compact frame, Supreme adds 14” chrome wheels, housed in off-road-ready steel-belted tires, alongside special decals, bull bars, and a lifted suspension kit. Powered by a rechargeable battery, the Supreme x Club Car Golf Cart holds four people and reaches speeds of up to 19 mph. Pricing is expected to be over $14k USD.
The next showstopper arrives in the form of a Hoops FX Arcade Machine by ICE, reworked in an all-white colour scheme and fixed with box logo decals and NBA-inspired imagery. The machine comes with six Supreme-branded basketballs and is expected to cost no less than $9k USD.
Supreme sticks with the arcade theme for its third and final centrepiece accessory, teaming up with Japan’s Bandai on a custom Gashapon machine that will be set up at the brand’s physical stores, where fans can slot in some change in exchange for random miniature models of iconic Supreme accessories.
Pastimes such as skiing and American football benefit from Supreme renditions of sport-specific must-haves, including a Riddell Speedflex helmet, all-conditions skis from Völkl, and branded NORG goggles made by California’s “100%”.
Supreme has also lined up various practical tools for daily life, including leather tool belts, portable grills, camp lights, water bottles, and Mophie powerstations.
Additional playful touches in the lineup include traffic cones, a “New York” stool from Lectus, a traditional Japanese lantern, a portable record player, and special Twiggy lighters produced by the renowned DuPont.
For the Supreme fan who enjoys the finer things in life, there’s also a traditional bone china English tea set, alongside gold-trim mugs and ashtrays displaying the likeness of Wu-Tang founder RZA - joined by a 14K gold “Fuck ‘Em!” pendant from fellow New Yorker Jacob & Co, plus a leather pillow that matches one of the standout jackets featured in the collection, bringing together the expertise of b.b. Simon and Vanson Leathers.
Supreme’s partnership with Hanes returns, this time with new colours of their Bones thermal tops and leggings, which are joined by a Christmas-themed pyjama set decorated with an all-over raunchy skeleton pattern.
The Supreme x Nike Air Force 1, which appears in contrasting black & white colourways, reappears as the staple footwear choice for Supreme’s FW25 uniform.
There’s also a seasonal update to Supreme’s core selection of bags in various washes of denim, alongside special velvet iterations and a refresh of the brand’s Italian-made leather goods, now expanded to include pen knives and a 5-piece dice set.
The skate section is almost entirely dedicated to spotlighting key collaborations from Supreme’s wider Fall Winter 25 collection, referencing Michael Jackson, the Wu-Tang Clan, and cult horror classic The Exorcist. Running adjacent to its collaborative decks, Supreme also revealed various editions featuring artwork from recurring brand affiliates Dash Snow and Andrew Barnes.
Read here for a preview of the key looks and apparel items featured in Supreme’s Fall Winter 25 campaign.
