Supreme and A.PRESSE have unveiled their Fall 2026 collaboration, bringing the Japanese label’s material-focused approach to a complete range of apparel and accessories. A.PRESSE developed custom fabrics and applied vintage finishing techniques throughout the collection, while both brands worked together on the fits and proportions of every piece.
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Kazuma Shigematsu founded A.PRESSE in 2021, building the label around workwear, military clothing and tailoring. Fabric selection and finishing play a central role in its collections, and the Supreme project follows the same direction. The collaboration concentrates on construction, texture and cut, using graphics selectively within a range led by leather, cotton, silk, cashmere and sterling silver.
Leather introduces one of the collection’s key outerwear designs. The Leather Jacket comes in two versions, with A.PRESSE using calfskin for one and cowhide for the other. The different hides give each version its own weight and feel while maintaining the same silhouette.
Military references continue with the M-65 and Cargo Pant. A.PRESSE applied the camouflage pattern by hand to both pieces, connecting their surface treatment with the label’s approach to aged and vintage-inspired finishes. The designs also draw directly from the military garments that regularly inform A.PRESSE collections.
The collaboration brings the same attention to fabric into its tailoring. The Suit uses a cotton-silk blend, combining the structure required for tailoring with a softer drape. For the Shirt, the brands selected David & John Anderson cotton pin Oxford, bringing British-milled cotton into the collection.
Casual pieces introduce additional fabric treatments and construction details. The Vintage Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt features a cotton waffle thermal lining, adding texture and insulation inside the garment. The Tee carries original photography by Ari Marcopoulos, providing the collection’s primary photographic element while connecting Supreme and A.PRESSE with Marcopoulos’ work.
Accessories extend the range through headwear and metal hardware. The Camp Cap offers one headwear option, while the Cashmere Beanie introduces a material suited to colder conditions. A 20-inch sterling silver Classic Key Chain completes the accessory selection and brings precious metal into a collection otherwise centered on clothing and fabric.
A.PRESSE handled production in Japan, Portugal and the USA. Supreme and A.PRESSE jointly developed the custom fits used throughout the collection, making pattern, proportion and construction part of the collaborative process. The A.PRESSE x Supreme Fall 2026 collection releases on September 10, with the Asia release following on September 12.
