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Supreme’s upcoming Spring/Summer 2024 collection pays homage to the legendary Diego Maradona, appealing to fans of both fashion and football. Various garments and accessories feature nods to the Argentinian icon, such as a red T-shirt adorned with a screen-printed photo of Maradona in the iconic ‘No Drug’ jersey. Additionally, a baseball cap showcases an airbrushed image of Maradona in red, white, blue, and yellow, with his name printed in gothic script and a black and white Supreme label on the front.
The standout piece from the collection is the mesh Maradona jersey, designed to pair perfectly with the cap. The jersey prominently displays artwork of Maradona on a blue and white striped background, framed in red and white. The painting within the frame depicts Maradona wearing an Argentina kit with a fiery halo behind his head, and his autograph is printed onto the painting for added detail.
The collection’s first release is scheduled for February 15, followed by weekly drops thereafter. Fashion enthusiasts and football aficionados alike are urged to mark their calendars for this highly anticipated event.
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