Supreme and Martine Rose Stuff a Shearling Coat and a JBL Speaker Into One Capsule
The streetwear house's latest collaboration swaps its usual one-off flex for a full wardrobe, tracksuits, tailoring, a custom speaker, and a dual-branded Nike Dunk Low included.
Supreme and British designer Martine Rose dropped a joint fall 2026 capsule this week via Supreme's website and its global flagship stores, pairing New York streetwear with Rose's subculture-leaning tailoring. The range leans heavily into outerwear, with a Jeff Hamilton shearling coat, a patchwork leather jacket matched to five-pocket jeans, and a suede zip-up cardigan, alongside dual-branded tracksuits, a hockey-inspired jersey, and a rugby shirt.
The collection doesn't stop at clothes. A Patchwork Labels Box Logo New Era cap, jacquard beanies, and a shearling mini duffle round out the accessories, while a custom Supreme x Martine Rose JBL Partybox Encore Essential 2 speaker and a dual-branded Nike Dunk Low give the capsule a hardware flex most collaborations skip. It's the kind of full-wardrobe treatment that signals Supreme sees Rose as a genuine design partner, not a guest logo.
For a brand that built its reputation on scarcity and a single hero drop, spreading a collaboration across outerwear, audio, and footwear is a bet that depth sells as well as hype. Judging by how quickly past Supreme collaborations have moved, Martine Rose's archive-referencing take on streetwear basics is about to get a lot more visible.
Source: Hypebae
Kyle Duford, Founder & Editor, BRNDWIRE. More from Kyle →
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