Supreme continues its Spring 2025 lineup with a fresh collaboration alongside Homerun, an apparel label operating between New York City and Tokyo. Known for its playful graphics and nods to athletic culture, Homerun shares common ground with Supreme in both energy and references. Their joint release revolves around baseball, an influence deeply embedded in both cities, and transforms the visual codes of the sport into streetwear silhouettes.
Following recent collaborations with Shayne Oliver and a Vans Skate Grosso Mid release, Supreme shifts its focus to team-oriented style. The Homerun collaboration delivers a cohesive set of pieces built around functionality, color variation, and brand synergy. Fans of both labels will find a mix of sharp graphics and strong, city-rooted iconography.
This collection reaches beyond generic teamwear by threading together design cues familiar to fans of the sport while still grounded in fashion. Supreme and Homerun introduce a varsity jacket, baseball jersey, hooded sweatshirt, t-shirt, and a New Era cap, each featuring co-branding and Homerun’s cartoon-inspired graphics. The phrase “Non Stop”, a recurring theme for Homerun, anchors the visuals and appears across multiple items.
The varsity jacket comes in two options, silver and black, with bold lettering and dual branding across the chest and back. The jerseys arrive in teal, navy, and a black-and-white pinstripe version, referencing the traditional uniforms of Tokyo baseball. For those looking for relaxed staples, the hoodies land in black, grey, navy, and orange, while caps finish the set with matching tones pulled from the overall color palette.
Supreme and Homerun channel a mutual appreciation for baseball culture, but they also reflect the connection between New York and Tokyo as fashion capitals. Baseball holds weight in both places, culturally, historically, and stylistically. Homerun’s graphics balance playfulness with structure, giving the items enough attitude without losing clarity.
The co-branded approach doesn’t overcomplicate. Each piece delivers straight-forward design work, letting materials and colors do their job. Homerun’s visuals bring a cartoon edge to the lineup, helping distinguish the collection from more traditional sportswear. In this way, the collaboration moves beyond references and becomes an actual exchange between identities.
Supreme plans to release the Spring 2025 collaboration with Homerun via its webstore and select flagship locations on May 15. The drop will become available in Asia starting May 17. With the project touching on sport, art, and urban codes, the collaboration adds another layer to Supreme’s season rollout.
