Supreme and A.PRESSE have unveiled a Fall 2026 collection built around custom-developed fabrics, vintage finishing techniques and hand-applied camouflage, with the two brands developing the fits and proportions of every piece together. The collection releases September 10, with a separate Asia release following on September 12.
A Leather Jacket comes in two hides, one calfskin and one cowhide, giving the same silhouette different weights and hands. Pricing runs from a $78 tee and a $98 camp cap up to a $4,498 calfskin jacket and a $3,498 cotton-silk suit. A Vintage Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt has a cotton waffle thermal lining.
Where the camo and cloth come from
The M-65 and the Cargo Pant both carry camouflage applied by hand, the slowest finishing step in the range tied to A.PRESSE's vintage-treatment approach and its military reference points. The Suit uses a cotton-silk blend for structure with a softer drape, while the Shirt is cut from a David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford.
A Camp Cap and a Cashmere Beanie cover headwear, and a 20-inch sterling silver Classic Key Chain rounds out the accessories. A.PRESSE handled production across Japan, Portugal and the USA. Construction, texture and cut carry the collection; graphics are rare, and the materials list runs to leather, cotton, silk, cashmere and sterling silver.
Ari Marcopoulos shot the photograph printed on the Tee, the one image in the range. The two brands drew the patterns together, so fit and proportion were decided jointly rather than handed from one label to the other.
A young label Supreme rarely co-signs
Kazuma Shigematsu founded A.PRESSE in 2021, building the label's name on reinterpreting workwear, military and tailored archetypes through meticulously sourced fabrics. The label's Tokyo flagship often sells out pieces the same day they are delivered, and its profile continues to build beyond this release.
HBX has announced a dedicated A.PRESSE space launching on September 10, the same day as the Supreme collection. Supreme announced the collaboration without advance warning. The brand's own history runs to 32 years, and this marks a rare instance of the streetwear label co-signing a company as young as A.PRESSE.
A.PRESSE, founded by Kazuma Shigematsu, is one of the labels in our roundup of emerging luxury brands to watch. Leather, cotton, silk, cashmere and sterling silver run through the collection while graphics stay limited.
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