Corteiz x Supreme? It looks like the two are collaborating.
Recently, a billboard appeared in London, presenting Corteiz's logo alongside the words "Supreme Rules the World." Corteiz's thing is "Corteiz rules the world," you know.
Corteiz and Supreme avoided confirming or denying the collaboration at first but the massive poster still had folks buzzing about the team-up.
Pretty huge win for the six-year-old British clothing label, which has earned the moniker, among some streetwear-savvy kids, as the next Supreme. Just shows how big Corteiz has gotten in a relatively short time.
A Corteiz x Supreme linkup is undoubtedly be a hyped one. Folks line up at Supreme stores daily, drop day or not.
And a typical Corteiz launch day sees its equally devoted fanbase gathering in swarms just for a chance to cop the latest clothing.
This young brand is a big deal. Seriously, the London-based brand had people running across major cities for its Nike Air Max 95 sneakers, whose three colorways are going for $500 and up on resale sites as we speak.
On Supreme's side, the brand has maintained business as usual in 2023, bringing back iconic Box Logos, dishing a long-awaited MF Doom collab, and dropping loads of Nike sneakers between.
The difference this year, though, is that Supreme is doing some really big things this year, earning back some skeptical fans who might've written off the nearly 30-year-old brand.
The streetwear giant first crossed paths with Corteiz founder Clint 419, who wore full Supreme looks for a campaign back in August, wherein Clint wore head-to-toe new-season Supreme.
It seems the pair was teasing their linkup all along.
Now that's some full-circle love.
Unfortunately for the fans, Supreme x Corteiz is apparently just the one T-shirt and hoodie, the former of which is only dropping online (probably because Supreme wants to keep lines managable).
But still, for some fans, the mere fact that the two titans of street culture have come together is enough. It's a real passing of the torch, representing the old and new worlds of streetwear effectively coming together in a holy intergenerational union.
