Supreme on USFans Spreadsheet
No other streetwear label on the USFans Spreadsheet spreads across as many categories: hoodies, tees, shoes, jackets, pants, bags, caps and accessories all carry Supreme listings. Box logo hoodies and the heat-reactive balaclavas anchor it.
The collaborations land in shoes and jackets as often as in hoodies — all on the USFans Spreadsheet.
The Supreme grid, spread across nine categories
Box logos come in the standard hoodie plus the bandana, leopard, Moro and cross-body variants. Around them: bandana and motion tees, crewnecks, the denim sherpa jacket, a 22SS track jacket and pants, the Trompe L'oeil jeans and the glow-in-the-dark track pants. The collaboration shelf is the other half of the page — Nike as the Air Force 1 in black and white, the Air Max 95 in three colourways and the Dunk SB Rammellzee; plus Comme des Garçons, Burberry, MM6, a Ducati tracksuit, the SpongeBob Jeff Hamilton racing jacket and the Marty Supreme x Nahmias warm-up. Backpacks, luggage, ski glasses and tape close it out.
Sizing is true to size across the clothing and the hoodies are cut heavy rather than oversized, so your usual number is right. The one thing to check on any Bogo is body length, since the boxy cut means the difference between sizes shows up in length before it shows up in width.
A box logo is judged on one thing: the box. It should be a clean appliqué rectangle with straight edges, the lettering centred inside it, and no rippling in the fabric around the stitch line — everything else about the garment is an ordinary heavyweight hoodie. The heat-reactive balaclavas in red, green and blue deserve a separate question to the seller: a thermochromic finish either changes colour with heat or it does not, and a printed imitation looks identical in the warehouse photos. Ask before approving. Prices in USD. The rest of the catalogue is on the USFans Spreadsheet.
