Supreme doesn't share how many Box Logo hoodies or t-shirts it makes, but it's safe to assume the supply is really limited since they sell out on the site within seconds.

The story behind James Bogart, a 21-year-old Supreme collector who amassed a $2 million collection of Supreme box logo t-shirts. Lei Takanashi. December 8, 2020. Share.

Sotheby’s followed suit with a complete collection of Supreme skateboard decks that sold for $800,000, but it’s Christie’s that secured the holy grail with every single "Box Logo" T-shirt ...

Supreme dropped a collection of simple-branded graphic t-shirts in 2019 that strayed from their usual box-logo minimalism and one of the best was this Supreme Pillows t-shirt.

The collection, described by the auction house as a “holy grail” for Supreme fans and collectors, contains 253 different box logo T-shirts released between 1994 to 2020 – the entire course ...

After a retro-coded capsule drop with Nike, Supreme now reveals a special three-volume book set that looks back on its T-shirt archives from the year 1994 to now. Aptly titled 30 Years: T-Shirts ...

Take an inside look at Supreme Seoul opening August 19 and a first look at the accompanying Box Logo T-Shirt and Hoodie below. Supreme Seoul 648 Sinsa-Dong, Gangnam-Gu, Seoul 06020, ...

The Supreme Court has decided not to hear a case brought on behalf of a middle schooler and his T-shirts. As NBC News reports, the unidentified seventh-grader in Middleborough, Massachusetts, was ...

Supreme is to drop a new box logo collection this week featuring hoodies, ... t-shirts and beanies that will showcase that classic box logo that drives heads crazy out on these streets.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low has become a staple in Supreme‘s lineup, regularly restocking in its "Triple White" and "Triple Black" colorways alongside other core items like Hanes socks and T-shirts ...

On Thursday, the Supreme Court decided that while you're free to sell a T-shirt taking shots at a former president's anatomy, you don't have the right to trademark it, at least while he's alive ...

As defendants, the lawsuit named Chapter 4 Corp., the owner of Supreme; Kejuan Muchita Inc., a corporate entity owned by Havoc; and the estate of Prodigy (Albert Jackson Johnson), who died in 2017.