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Complex has recently ranked Supreme as the Best Clothing Brand in 2024 🥇🔥
Do you agree with this ranking?
📝 Here's what Mike DeStefano wrote about Supreme for Complex article:
"Writing off Supreme as yesterday’s news has become a narrative many people subscribe to these days. Sure, the brand’s Thursday drops aren’t selling out as much as they used to, and VF Corp took a $600 million loss to get the brand off its books earlier this year. But if your brand is still worth a billion dollars, you’re doing something right.
Supreme’s output is consistent, and 2024 was one of its best years in quite some time. Its capsules with MM6 Maison Margiela and Martine Rose are two of the best fashion collaborations we’ve seen in not just the past 12 months, but from Supreme to date. There were also beautiful grail-level pieces like an embroidered jacket featuring the artwork of AOI, and a hand-painted Snow White x Schott leather jacket by Nicholas Gamarello.
When Nike needed to put more eyes on its new Air Max Dn in March, the sportswear giant collaborated with Supreme for a limited release, proving that the streetwear brand’s stamp of approval still holds weight. Nike also continues to let Supreme play around in the weird corners of its archive, releasing projects focused on obscure silhouettes like the Clogposite and Darwin Low throughout the past year.
The streetwear behemoth doesn't have a flawless track record. There are unanswered questions about Supreme’s workplace culture following Tremaine Emory’s resignation last year. EssilorLuxottica may want to put Supreme eyewear in Sunglass Huts, which could sour some longtime supporters. And while we loved the 2024 Tyler, the Creator photo tee, it may be a sign that the brand is feeling the pressure to recapture the attention of core fans. Despite these blemishes, Supreme is still the blueprint of what a modern-day streetwear brand should be. As long as it can keep proving that season after season, it will be hard to knock it off the pedestal."