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NBA YoungBoy Is The Face Of Supreme’s Latest Ad

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NBA YoungBoy and Supreme have something in common: they have just as many fans as they do haters these days. In the Baton Rouge rapper’s case, that’s been built in for most of his career, and he continues to exceed expectations despite that. On the other hand, the streetwear brand had its explosive moment in pop culture, and has understandably and naturally dwindled a bit since. Still, they are two titans in their fields, and it’s only natural for them to team up and cause a bit fo a ruckus online. Moreover, YB recently posed for some pics in Supreme for their Instagram page, and fans had divided reactions.

While some fans threw a lot of praise at the Richest Opp MC as they always do, his haters said that this meant the end of the Supreme brand. Regardless, others were glad about the mixed reception (to a photo? Seems a bit much), because now it will be easier for them to cop some stuff. That aside, YoungBoy Never Broke Again wore a classic red box shirt, and donned a black box hoodie in another picture. What’s more is that he appeared with a child, presumably one of his own, and beside some stacks of cash that cornily spell out an “S.”

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However, perhaps the most interesting thing about this photoshoot is that the 23-year-old wore his Opium chain. If you recall, he and Playboi Carti sent fans into a frenzy when the latter posted the former wearing the rage label’s chain on his Instagram Story. Reports emerged of this being a gift from the label boss Carti himself, and many think that there’s a collab album or some other link-up on the way. Neither artist publicly confirmed this news, but at least it’ll only slightly break the Internet if it drops.

Might that be the most volatile, annoying, meat-riding, and viral fanbase crossover in history? Probably, but with no official news, we’ll just have to wait and see if it actually goes down. In the meantime, we’re sure that YB will continue to cross over with brands and become a bigger artist. With that in mind, come back to HNHH for the latest news and updates on NBA YoungBoy.

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Supreme x Vans “Money” Collection Unveiled: Details

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If you are interested in sneakers and streetwear, then the Supreme x Vans collections are probably up your alley. Although Vans isn’t the most popular sneaker brand these days, they do have some truly classic silhouettes. Overall, some of those silhouettes are the Vans Era, the Vans Old Skool, and the Skate Grosso Mid. Supreme has implemented its style on these silhouettes over the years, and they fully intend on continuing that tradition.

Tomorrow, fans will be able to cop the Supreme x Vans “Money” collection. This is a capsule that had been teased months ago and is now finally coming to fruition. Consequently, fans of these two brands are very excited about what they are about to get. As it turns out, there will be three colorways of the Vans Skate Grosso Mid. Moreover, there will be one simple colorway of the Vans Era. Overall, these offerings are extremely unique and certainly fit the theme quite well.

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As you can see in the image above, we have the Supreme x Vans Era which boasts an upper filled with money print. Secondly, the Grosso Mid has money print on the side panels. As for the different colorways at play here, we have pink, black, and lighter pink. Ultimately, this is one of those collaborations that is not for everyone. Regardless, it still looks great, and fans will appreciate the aesthetics here.

The Skate Grosso Mid

For those of you out there looking to get these, they are set to be released on June 1st, according to Sneaker Bar Detroit. Overall, this is going to be a very interesting release. Supreme x Vans is always a whole lot of fun, and this collab seems to be no exception. Let us know what you think of these sneakers, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will be sure to bring you the biggest releases from the biggest brands.

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Everything In The Supreme Spring/Summer 2023 Collection

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Supreme is back with a bang this year, and their Spring/Summer 2023 collection has got everyone buzzing. With an amazing range of outwear, sweatshirts, tees, and accessories, it’s no wonder people are already raving about it.

Ultimately, the collection is jam-packed and full of items that are bound to be highly sought-after over the coming months.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the collection, and everything you need to know before you make your purchase.

So, make sure you get ahead by finding out everything we know so far about the Supreme SS23 collection right here. Let’s get into it…

Supreme Spring/Summer 2023 Full collection

The Supreme SS23 collection is a capsule of premium quality apparel and accessories, featuring GORE-TEX puffer jackets, skateboard decks, and a credenza. Here are some of the most noteworthy inclusions that have caught our attention:

Outwear + Sweatshirts

Despite the warmer weather, the Supreme SS23 collection offers an excellent selection of outwear. Notable pieces include a leather GORE-TEX 700-fill puffer, a unique Vanson short-sleeve, and three Umbro track jackets. Additionally, the collection features a range of bombers, fleeces, and denim shirts.

Sweatshirts are a big part of the Supreme collection, and this year is no exception. The collection includes a range of hoodies, including a new Box Logo release. In addition, you’ll find a V-neck vest and a three-quarter zip-up overshirt.

Tops + Tees

The Supreme SS23 collection offers the most diverse selection of tops to date. Notable pieces include a knitted sweater with a graphic of Kurt Cobain and a range of summer shirts, cardigans, and beaded sweater vests.

Tees in the collection feature a Kurt Cobain design and a new Box Logo release. The collection also offers several graphic tees dressed in black, blue, and yellow, cleverly integrating Sup’s logo into their designs.

Bottoms + Hats

No outfit is complete without a set of bottoms, and Supreme has supplied plenty of options in the SS23 collection. Most of the collection matches the outwear, tops, and tees, providing full SS23 sets. The collection includes camouflage cargo, brightly colored jeans, Umbro track pants, and a wide selection of shorts for the warmer months.

The collection also offers a range of hats, including the usual New Era team-up and a selection of 5-panels, 6-panels, trucker hats, and bucket hats. Notably, the collection includes a few GORE-TEX offerings.

Bags + Accessories

Sup’s new interwoven style, complete with branding, is the most exciting inclusion in this year’s range of bags. The collection also features a range of backpacks, shoulder bags, and fanny packs.

The Supreme SS23 collection boasts an impressive range of accessories, including a Daiwa fishing rod and a full-air hockey table. Additionally, there are belts, wallets, keychains, and jewelry to choose from.

Where to Buy the Supreme SS23 Collection

The Sup SS23 collection is available online at Supreme’s website and in in-person stores worldwide. You can sign up for Supreme’s mailing list to get more information on the SS23 collection and future drops.

If you miss out on the chance to buy the items you desire, marketplaces like StockX are handy options. StockX verifies the authenticity of every purchase to ensure you don’t buy counterfeit items.

The Supreme SS23 collection is a must-have for any fashion enthusiast. The collection is jam-packed with premium quality items that are highly sought-after, making it essential to get ahead by finding out everything about the collection

Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Baroque Brown” Rumored For 2023

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Supreme x Nike collaborations are a yearly guarantee at this point. In fact, Supreme typically has two collections per year, and Nike always finds itself as a collaborator. Overall, these are two brands that run the game in their respective fields. On one hand, you have Supreme as the biggest streetwear brand in the world. Additionally, on the other hand, you have Nike as the biggest and best sportswear giant. Needless to say, it only makes sense that these two brands would always be teaming up with one another.

One of the more beloved Supreme x Nike collaborations as of late has been on the Nike Air Force 1 Low. Of course, this is one of the most iconic shoes ever and is certainly worthy of a Supreme collab. So far, we have seen three color schemes of this shoe. This includes white, black, and flax versions. Although these offerings are more than enough, fans have been wondering if more colorways would ever be released. According to Sole Retriever, the answer to that question is a resounding “yes.”

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In the mockup above from @dropsdotgg, you can find what is being described as a “Baroque Brown” colorway. As you can see, this is one of those offerings that most certainly lives up to its name. Firstly, the entire upper appears to be covered in a dark brown suede. Secondly, the midsole has the exact same shade of brown, which gives this model a monochromatic look. Lastly, the Supreme logo is placed on the side near the back heel. Considering the Supreme insignia has that iconic red box with white lettering, it sticks out like a sore thumb.

For now, all that is really known about this colorway is that it could very well drop during the Holiday season. However, that is all that is really being reported right now. Either way, this should be very good news for those who love the Supreme x Nike offerings. Let us know your thoughts on this colorway, down in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world.

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Supreme Releases Lookbook for Spring/Summer 2023 Collection

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On Monday, the Supreme brand shared the rundown of their newest lookbook for this Spring/Summer season. Members of the brand’s current skate team including Tyshawn Jones, Sean Pablo, Efron Danzig, and Taito are featured in an array of collaborations, patchwork prints, and arty references. The collection takes bits and pieces from various sports, music, military, and workwear style silhouettes.

The Supreme brand is known for its take on New York streetwear with a unique skateboarding twist. The brand celebrates both the city and the culture with inspired motifs. With a focus on outerwear, the Spring/ Summer 23′ collection includes offerings of transitional pieces. The Supreme brands’ Leather GORE-TEX 700-Fill Puffer is offered, as well as a statement navy blue and red with Sequinned Jacket designed in partnership with Mitchell & Ness. Several other highlights of the collection include the Tourist Varsity Jacket embellished with “Fuck em! I love New York” on the back. A printed sweater embroidered with the late Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain is present. The Supreme and Umbro Breakaway Track Pant and the Supreme and Vanson Leather Racing Jacket are also offered.

The Collection

Pieces partnered with brands such as Tamagotchi and Cactus Plant Flea Market are offered. A set of jackets and jerseys developed with Umbro are also delivered. Elsewhere, textiles are delivered in the form of distressing, patterns, prints, embroidery, and badge applications. Artists celebrated in this collection are exhibited with artwork from Frank Miller‘s Ronin comic series, and Mark Gonzales’s work through the release of a sweater, chino, and bags.

Branded accessories include an air hockey table, USM Credenza, bracelets by Jacob & Co., and Staub Cocotte. In standard Supreme fashion, a wide assortment of hats with New Era team-ups are also included. Styles such as 5-panels, 6-panels, trucker hats, crushers, and beanies are offered. A belt, wallet, and keychain set are also delivered in collaboration with the Hollywood Trading Company. USM Credenza storage, and stationery such as a rOtring 600 Mechanical Pencil, and KOKUYO Pen Set are incorporated as well. The collection will be available both in stores and online starting with weekly drops on Feb. 16 in the US and on Feb. 18 in Japan.

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Singer and Supreme Partner on Computerized Sewing Machine

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SVP Worldwide, the world’s largest consumer sewing machine company, is carrying out a collaboration between its Singer brand and the streetwear label Supreme. Millennials and younger generations have increased the profit margin of second-hand clothing businesses and placed emphasis on their success amidst periods of slow economic growth. This is a chance for SVP Worldwide to tap into a new cohort of home sewers and collectors. 

The Singer SP68 is a computerized sewing machine with an LCD screen displaying stitch images settings and a thread cutter button that saves time by trimming the top and bottom threads. A speed control option aids in the precise control of speed so sewers can utilize the machine to their comfort. Additionally, the machine offers 548 stitch applications with 300 individual stitch options for basic, stretch, and decorative stitches, including 2 lettering fonts. With this partnership, the machine has received a bright red makeover reflecting the classic Supreme aesthetic. 

Dean Brindle, chief marketing officer at SVP Worldwide, said in a statement: “Even as a 171-year-old company, we are continuing to carve our identity. We’ve embraced social media through sewing education, built a digital library of inspirational projects, and created fashion collaborations with Amazon Prime Original Making the Cut, Disney’s Cruella, and now Supreme. We remain committed to staying top of mind with our existing and new consumers.”

The rollout of this product comes right in time for the holidays- perfect for budding designers and fashion-enthusiasts. The Singer x Supreme collaboration is available on the Supreme website and is priced at 568 pounds / $598 US dollars / 668 euros. 

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Supreme x Timberland Reunite With Shoe Partnership

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The highly sought after streetwear brand, Supreme, and New York’s adored footwear brand, Timberland, have reunited for three takes on Timberland’s iconic 3-Eye Lug Shoe. This collaboration follows the brand’s previous take on the latter’s epochal Field Boot in partnership with Major League Baseball, in particular the New York Yankees. 

From the pair’s heavily patterned FW21 collaboration, to a nineties inspired attire collaboration in the same year, Supreme x Timberland know how to spark buzz in many forms. This newest release is made exclusively for Supreme and serves to further the relationship with the outdoor footwear label. Today’s launch is not the brand’s first boat shoe. Initially, animal print interactions were created back in 2019. 

The capsule shoe collection is available in three bold colorways including black, pink, and green.

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The shoes are comprised of intricately woven uppers outfitted with a 360-degree lacing system. Additional detailing comes in the form of a leather lining and insole, debossed Timberland logo on the medial side, metal logo plate, and printing on the insoles. Elevating the shoe are thick black rubber lug outsoles that offer added height and a rugged ride. Naturally, Supreme’s signature red hue peeks through from the inner lining and sole of the shoe. 

The merging of Supreme and Timberland sheds light on a streetwear brand and a shoe brand that transcended beyond the confines of clothing and boots. Both of the brands offer integrated products and have mastered the art of storytelling, making them lifestyle labels. 

The model of shoe is highly versatile and functions well in a great deal of environments. Arguably the most adaptable item from the two brands collaborations, this shoe charms the masses in terms of popularity. The Supreme x Timberland collaboration will see a global release today, via the Supreme website on December 8, 11 a.m. EDT in the United States. The shoes are retailing at $198. 

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