Supreme returns to engage with contemporary art, revisiting one of the most compelling collaborations in its history: the one with the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts. Years after the first capsule, the New York brand presents a new Supreme/Mike Kelley collection for Spring 2026, available from April 16.

At the center of the collaboration is the visual legacy of Mike Kelley, one of the most influential American artists of the past decades, known for his use of found objects, textiles, collage, and assemblage to reflect on memory, popular culture, and collective identity. His work, often characterized by plush toys, domestic materials, and unsettling imagery, has deeply influenced contemporary visual culture and continues to live on through the foundation dedicated to his practice.

For this new capsule, Supreme translates Kelley’s layered and chaotic aesthetic into a wide and cross-category collection. The lineup includes an S/S Shirt, a Thermal, a Ringer Tee, a Hooded Sweatshirt, Sweatpant, two graphic T-shirts, a Camp Cap, two Vans models (the Era and Half Cab), as well as a skateboard and a throw blanket made with Faribault Mills, expanding the project into accessories and home objects.

As often happens in Supreme’s collaborations with the art world, the capsule goes beyond simply printing artwork on basic garments, instead building a real dialogue between artistic language and streetwear. Kelley’s works, historically tied to textile collage and assemblages of everyday materials, naturally lend themselves to hoodies, shirts, and blankets, transforming the garments into narrative surfaces.

The inclusion of the Vans Era and Half Cab is also particularly notable, highlighting the historic link between Supreme, skate culture, and contemporary art, while the Faribault Mills Throw Blanket expands the collection into the domestic sphere, a territory consistent with Kelley’s artistic approach.