Supreme has officially announced its upcoming collaboration with Jordan Brand; this apparel collection is comprised of hooded leather jackets, zip-up hoodies, tees, shorts, and long windpants. Expect these at Supreme chapter stores beginning Thursday, June 4th, and at Supreme chapter stores in Asia on June 6th.




































































Rumors surrounding a new collaboration between Jordan Brand and Supreme have been lightly circulating, but the first tangible evidence of the 2026 partnership has finally surfaced. Newly leaked images provide an early look at what appears to be apparel from the rumored 2026 collection, immediately reigniting excitement around one of sneaker culture’s most influential collaborations.
At the center of the leak is a series of hooded leather jackets presented in three colorways: all-black, navy with university blue accents, and a striking red-and-pink combination. The pieces prominently feature Supreme lettering running down the sleeves, while classic Jordan Brand iconography appears throughout the garments, including oversized “23” numbering and the unmistakable Jumpman logo. There’s also a hooded track jacket in white/university blue. The full collection of pieces consists of hooded leather jackets, hooded track jackets, track pants, fleece hoodies, jerseys, and shorts.
For now, however, one major question remains unanswered: will footwear be involved? At the moment, there are no concrete rumors pointing toward a sneaker component attached to the project. Still, longtime fans know it would be difficult to separate a Jordan x Supreme collaboration from footwear entirely. The last official partnership between the two brands arrived back in 2015 with the release of the Supreme x Air Jordan 5, accompanied by a full matching apparel collection.
If footwear ultimately becomes part of this upcoming project, expectations will immediately skyrocket because a new Supreme x Jordan sneaker release would almost instantly enter “Sneaker of the Year” conversations purely off the cultural weight both names still carry together. We’ll await official word, but for now, expect just apparel in this long-anticipated collab reprisal.



