When I was 17, I left home and went to LA where, knowing not a single soul in a city of millions, I called Sean Cliver to go skate. (He’d absent-mindedly given me his number on a skate tour six months earlier.) Being fellow skaters, we went skating one night, and afterward he let me [...]

Patent leather fading to a white toe, with a little b-ball devil on the tongue. Pretty fresh. Red, black and green make me think of Africa medallions and X-Clan’s “Funkin Lessons.” Got this via the Canucks at Livestock, who have the supremely clever URL deadstock.com. These Canadians have an insane selection of goods.

As previously mentioned here. Supreme is dropping limited edition CDs for three of Miles Davis’ most critically acclaimed albums as a tribute to the 50th anni of Kind of Blue, an album some call the greatest of all time. Now the shirts are up and looking good. Look intellectual and mad hip all at once, [...]

For the 50th anniversary of Kind of Blue (’59), Supreme has teamed up with the Miles Davis Foundation along with Sony to re-release limited editions of digitally re-mastered, OG sleeve art sporting copies of not only K.O.B., but other seminary Davis masterpieces Nefertiti (’68), and On the Corner (’72). Each record will also be dropped [...]

Supreme asked my old friend and boss Sean Cliver to create some of his inappropriate art for them. As you can see, the touchy Halloween costumes and satanic sacrifice family portrait are typical of Cliver’s penchant for pushing his pen right over the edge. Granted, you might’ve already seen these decks, but you can read [...]

Supreme in Manhattan is arguably the most influential skate boutique and sneaker store in the world. Not only did they originate and create the model of the much-copied sneaker and streetwear boutique, they have remained on top for—oh, let’s say—fifteen years? Yeah, if you didn’t know, they’re the OGs of the game. Akin to the [...]

I don’t know if I’m misinterpreting, but this is obviously something to do with Supreme, and the first syllable of the name is Diss. Maybe it’s all good fun, and all in my head. But it ain’t a collabo, is it? Hmm. Maybe I’m imagining things, maybe not. If you know better, let me know. [...]