The notoriously famous skater-chic 'Supreme' apparel clothing brand first hit the New York scene in 1994 and I think it's fair to say that it's made quite a dent in the fashion industry.
Supreme's famous block-red logo with white writing can be seen on the shirts, bags and shoes of hipsters on the street. People come back time and time again to Supreme for its clean, simple and classic look. Vibrant prints, bright patterns and minimalist design are all a part of Supreme's iconic brand. It's no wonder that many other clothing brands look to Supreme's cutting-edge style for fresh inspiration.
Now with collaborations with some of the most famous brands out there like Nike, Vans and Thrasher, Supreme has expanded to be one of America's cult favorite street brands.
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