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Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto and Supreme Are Releasing a Bold, Punk-Inspired Collection
Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto has taken the helm in designing Supreme’s latest collection, resulting in a daring fusion of raw streetwear and the rebellious, avant-garde aesthetic that Yamamoto is famed for. The collaboration channels a punk-inspired edge, producing standout pieces that resonate with the identities of both brands.
Punk vs. Streetwear
Yohji Yamamoto is no stranger to juggling multiple ventures. In addition to his eponymous label, he oversees the adidas Y-3 line and recently unveiled the Yohji Yamamoto Eyewear collection. Now, in a surprising twist, he has joined forces with Supreme.
The collection goes beyond simply merging logos. It features a wide array of items, including leather jackets, denim work jackets, knitwear, shirts, hoodies, denim cargo trousers, beanies, jewellery, and even a collector’s fan.
At the heart of the collaboration is the Faux Fur WINDSTOPPER® bomber. The jacket is available in two striking shades, black and deep red, both complete with a hood.
Yamamoto’s signature skull motifs make recurring appearances throughout the collection. They feature in an all-over denim print and as detailing on the leather jacket, reinforcing the punk influence. Knitwear pieces sport a devilish “666” graphic, while shirts feature the Grim Reaper, underscoring the rebellious undertone of the line.
The denim receives a contemporary update with a barrel fit, added pockets, metal embellishments, and skeleton-inspired accessories that tie the collection together.
The Drop
The Y’s by Yohji Yamamoto x Supreme collection will be released on 11 September 2025, exclusively through Supreme. Keep an eye on the Drop Date’s news page for further updates and previews.
Who is Yohji Yamamoto?
Yohji Yamamoto is a renowned Japanese fashion designer, celebrated for his avant-garde designs, often dominated by black, that blend traditional inspiration with modern sensibilities. He has established himself as a major force in both high fashion and streetwear through his own collections, his adidas Y-3 line, and now, his collaboration with Supreme.
