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ShabbaRanks
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For future reference: when a certain supreme hoodie releases do they actually cost $200 or are they like $100. Do they cost $200 because they are sold out, limited release etc...Thanks for all legit answer K+ will be rewarded like usual.
Apr 4 2012 12:09AM
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jahblesstheday
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brand new supreme clothing is very expensive. for some reason,
look at www.strictlysupreme.com or ebay for better deals.
Apr 4 2012 12:50AM
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ShabbaRanks
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thank u
Apr 4 2012 1:10AM
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steezyjibber
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Supreme hoodies release for 120 but most sell out very quickly. Most stuff from supreme gets sold out very quickly and gets resold for more. Especially high in demand items.

Supreme collabos are even more. The Supreme x CDG hoodie about a month ago was 188 bucks and resells for over 300
Apr 4 2012 1:21PM
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ShabbaRanks
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bump
Apr 4 2012 11:37PM
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Yeezus
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No. Supreme itself isn't that expensive. Resale is expensive. Shit sells out real quick, & because of it's limited quantities, sells like crazy for resale. & You can't get anything from SS unless you're a member, which you can't sign up for it anymore.

Apr 11 2012 7:02PM
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rareison
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Who cares, supreme looks like ass and is expensive as tits, def not worth it
Apr 11 2012 11:34PM
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c4t_l0ver
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better than jiberish.
Apr 11 2012 11:56PM
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rareison
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not at all
Apr 12 2012 12:05AM
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no_steeze
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supreme is one of the most ingenious companies ever

1. manufacture extremely cheap shitty stuff
2. don't give a fuck what it looks like and put shitty logos on it
3. hype hype hype
4. sell out a limited quantity for way too much
5. sit back and lol while all the 17 year old skateboardfags scramble to buy $100 used t-shirts and $300 hoodies
6. repeat at random times

i don't know how they do it but it's goddamn awesome
Apr 12 2012 1:13AM
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bdarb207
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Yeah 120 for a blank pull over hoodie that literally just says supreme seems like a fair price.
Apr 12 2012 7:00AM
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PJS.
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Their profit margin must be through the roof.
Apr 12 2012 10:17AM
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CrotchKiller
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boom
Apr 12 2012 10:29AM
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Black.Bird
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I've never even seen anyone in my town wear that stuff.. Why would you spend so much? I have no clue. It doesn't even look nice..
Apr 12 2012 2:22PM
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rareison
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this. all of it looks like shit. I would much rather buy, Voleurz, Jiberish, etc.
Apr 12 2012 2:36PM
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Balto
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thats one of the nice things, exclusivity, chances are you will not see anyone else wearing the same thing, which to some people is a huge bonus

as far as not looking nice, thats entirely opinion based
Apr 12 2012 3:47PM
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messplay
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I'm taking this lightly, assuming you somewhat admire what they do. The company is extremely over-hyped right now due to the explicit exposure from OF. Considering a bunch of kids ranging from 12-18 hangout on the corner around Fairfax in LA where OF's sweatshop is located amongst preme's store itself - there is a dense amount of youngsters buying it because their 'favorite artist wears it.' But that's what happens everywhere else, right? Supreme does not make shitty stuff but clearly you wouldn't know that considering what you stated above. Have you ever tried on any of their staples? The pocket tees, henley's, etc.. all made from an extremely durable and heavyweight cotton with a custom fit. Don't give a fuck what it looks like? Sure they do. That's why their pride pieces sell out within minutes. The graphics the team come up with are not random. Look at Jiberish's new Miller Time tee, why do you think they released a tee with a graphic like that? Why not this past winter? think about it. The reason people re-sell for an increased market value, especially on deadstock items,  is because they know others will appreciate it as much as them - and if it's some kid wearing their leather Schott jacket to a skatepark then yes, they need a pineapple in the ass. Random times = Thursday's at 11am EST. Supreme trail blazes on the streetwear game and has been an element in the  'menswear' side of things over the past few years, again gaining more momentum in the later months. I'll always buy from them. Another thing, don't take it to heart if you can't afford anything, like Thomas said, some of it is pretty opinion based but most pieces will grow on you once you see the trends spreading like aids in other streetwear brands; exhibit A - floral for 2011, camo for 2012. But I heard chicks also dig guys with some sweet Hurley tee's from Zumiez. Maybe cop some underground Diamond Supply gear, vry rare.
Apr 12 2012 5:24PM
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Stose
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Your kidding right? You honestly think a girl cares less if you're wearing supreme or diamond supply?
Apr 12 2012 9:51PM
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CrotchKiller
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hahah, are you really trying to justify the prices of the product?
Apr 12 2012 10:05PM
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aaron@summit
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Ahhh the bitches love supreme;) but all this hate comes from people with little to no experience with the brand. And the whole thing about kids paying more than what somethings worth is exactly what runs b/t on this site(just look at jiberish) but fuck it.
Apr 12 2012 10:11PM
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messplay
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No. I'm simply justifying the quality and standard distribution of a product like Supreme over something that is sold at numerous stores within 10miles of any given city.
Apr 13 2012 12:19AM
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RoofDaRoofieDogg
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Looks like someone overpaid, and now is trying to justify it. Seriously, WHO GIVES A FUCK!? And who the hell judges themselves and others on how underground their clothes are?
Apr 13 2012 12:37AM
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messplay
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Not sure how you deduced that given the information stated. Especially considering 90% of my items are from the online store.
Apr 13 2012 12:51AM
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mauromj7
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Holy shiit I agree 100%. Proud supreme collector.
Apr 13 2012 2:00AM
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aaron@summit
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The fact you said "collector" makes me want to punch you
Apr 13 2012 5:00AM
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Willard
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Supreme is lame...the list reminds me of jiberish
Apr 13 2012 10:36AM
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hollygrove
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I don't mind it, its just the first skate brand that has branched into the realm of high(er) fashion. No big, people are going to buy it if they want - supply and demand. It has been marketed in a genius way to a niche of customers that go crazy for it.

While on the topic of Supreme, saw a sixteen seventeen year old kid yesterday wear supreme shirt, supreme hat, and a mother fucking holister hoodie.
Apr 13 2012 10:51AM
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no_steeze
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i think jiberish is a bit expensive too but they have much higher product quality and much more artistic and complex designs, especially the older stuff. it's not like a basic grey hoodie with a red square and white writing sells for $250
Apr 13 2012 11:00AM
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Ski.Ballet
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This thread is hilarious. stevens[5] is the only person in this thread with a brain.
Apr 13 2012 11:09AM
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Balto
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to be fair, none of 'preme's hoodies sell for 250 retail, thats all on the resale market. Some people don't want a loud colorful hoodie like jiberish produces(i know I have grown out of their stuff), and would rather have something very clean and simple, supreme produces a lot of things that fit in that category. Paying $120(retail) for a very comfy, very limited hoodie is completely reasonable to me. Have you ever actually worn anything from them? Saying their quality is bad is a lie.

im not sure why this thread is even here, if you like it buy it, if not then don't and stop caring what other people spend their money on
Apr 13 2012 11:27AM
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no_steeze
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even the rarest jiberish doesn't resell for anywhere close to $250

i'm not hating on supreme i'm more fascinated by the market they have been able to create. if i was an owner of supreme i'd be pretty damn proud of myself and my business model
Apr 13 2012 12:03PM
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Balto
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i recall their being $300 offers for a 2x mvp at the peak of the market, just saying
Apr 13 2012 12:09PM
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Balto
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there*
Apr 13 2012 12:10PM
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PJS.
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thats because some kid is retarded, its not the norm.
Apr 13 2012 5:20PM
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steezyjibber
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why were people paying so much for the MVP?
Apr 14 2012 9:49AM
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bdarb207
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Really good question.
Apr 14 2012 4:40PM
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northeast
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Supreme is absolutely not high fashion. it's very well marketed street wear. I don't hate the company, and I fully respect and admire what they do as somebody who plans on going into fashion. however, anybody who says they're buying Supreme for the quality and durability of the clothing is either lying or dumb. Supreme is nowhere near the most durable clothing, and its durability and quality is far from worth the price. but when you come right down to it, when you're buying street wear, 99% of people are paying for the name above anything else. that's simply how it works.
Apr 14 2012 4:45PM
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messplay
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I agree with this, despite what I mentioned for durability in my longer post. I was simply stating the comparison to other street wear brands. HUF for example, I have two buddies that were close knit with the crew before they transferred from SF to LA, however a standard issue Tee from them in comparison to Supreme....hands down Supreme; getting into materials, some street wear clothing is surprisingly very basic - that's where the name comes in. You could cold wash a Preme tee and lose nothing and do the same to some of these others and you might as well have gotten a Moreno from Target. NY > LA anyday of the week, and because it has been influenced into the common streetwear getup as of late, this is why the brand is so important. Take OF's 'clothing line' for instance. As Clancy stated, it is all about exposure and the right timing. As opinionated as Tyler's lyrics are and OF in general, they make a killing off their line - I have seen it firsthand - even those 12yr olds spending $90 on two tee's are sportin' Supreme camps. It goes hand in hand and you can all blame that on Tyler's super sweet hookups.

Jiberish has been stated little in this thread, however I want to point out how Pete knows how to market the brand as well. I'm sure Supreme has had an influence, yes I know he wears it (why not?) but opening up a second store in SLC was an extremely smart move. He knows not to place them within a so called 'driving distance' and of course they are anchored in two of the hottest skiing areas in the US. Who wears it? Where are you primarily going to see a dense collection of it?

I would put money on it that Gabe and Pete open another near Tahoe or SF by 2014.
Apr 15 2012 3:56AM
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Aaaron.
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$120 for a hoodie is not even that expensive.. they shirts are modestly priced too. it's streetwear
Apr 15 2012 7:49AM
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RyandaGod
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Speaking of influence. Remember when Jiberish had the brilliant idea to do waves of the drop this past year, much like supreme.... The only problem was people weren't hyped on the stuff because tbh shit has been lacking for some time. Supreme as a brand sells out of hyped and sought after items instantly. Jiberish might dream about it, but unfortunately its not 2009 anymore...
Apr 15 2012 8:24AM
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MNS
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bro, cotton and durable heavyweight cotton is the difference between green poop and brown poop. it's still just poop.

get back at us when they have some better supplies--such as bamboo, or triblends with rayon n shit.

as for a custom fit? sorry bro but most brands have custom fit with 30$ shirts


Apr 15 2012 1:00PM
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MNS
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im not even saying gibberish shirts are a rip off, but they do not fit that great and the material isn't stellar
Apr 15 2012 1:05PM
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bustinthejus
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Are you retarded? Hanes tees are hardly "custom fit"... I don't doubt their comfort and durability, but shit I can buy 3 Hanes tees from Wal-Mart for like $20. Why spend more for the Supreme logo...?


And you're deluded if you think girls actually give a shit about the difference between Hurley, Supreme and Diamond... Chances are they don't even know what the fuck Supreme is.
Apr 15 2012 1:45PM
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Aaaron.
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1st point- i almost swooped a few supreme basic 3 packs for my brother for like $35

2nd point- you need to meet more girls
Apr 15 2012 2:28PM
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rareison
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^ where did you find 3 Supreme tees for $35?
Apr 15 2012 2:53PM
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messplay
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No one told me you were a garment historian! If someone had mentioned that I was in the midst of Dr. Hugo Bluejeans Esquire IV I would have brought a notepad or something. Please excuse my ignorance.

With much respect to your illustrious academic pedigree, flawless taste, unrivaled point of view and paradigm shifting sartorial analysis, I am going to go out on a limb for a quick second - I think you are missing the point of why Supreme is so special to so many different types of people. But that’s okay. We all can’t have the same point of view. That would be c-c-c-crazy!

Apr 15 2012 3:01PM
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bustinthejus
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Hahaha yeah you're right, I better go find some girls who care more about the brand of my shirt than the fit as a whole...
Apr 15 2012 3:08PM
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MNS
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it's called supply and demand
Apr 15 2012 3:10PM
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RyandaGod
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its called the hanes 3 tee pack. They just are hanes tees with lil ass box logos on the bottom corner. Nice undershirts if u rock their pullovers
Apr 15 2012 3:13PM
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MNS
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you're an idiot haha.

you made a point to argue why supreme is worth it's cost--your point indicated its superior quality.
I disputed your point by indicating it's quality is far from special.

you've been duped by a supply and demand market, congratulations!



Apr 15 2012 3:16PM
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messplay
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Of course it is a supply and demand market. You can approach it by supplying the buyers with copious amounts of your product at a lower/affordable cost or the complete opposite - that should be common sense. Supreme sits on the fence between these, unless you are going after their charmed staples.

Apparently my input that was so vaguely written has dug myself into a hole that I cannot get out of. Durability...I'm thinking of a Carhartt coat I'd pair with some bulletproof pants. Supreme, I'm thinking of the pieces I have from '08 that have survived  the wear and tear unlike, yes, some Tees that I have from stores with brands I have mentioned previously. I'm not going to get into more of an argument why it is or is not worth it's cost. The product is what you buy, the name is what you buy into. It's how they continue to appeal to so many different people. They are one of a few non-mainstream brands (Nike) that spread such a wide net and, even more impressively, never set out with that intention. You rarely find a men’s clothing brand this popular that has so many people hooked for so many different reasons.
Apr 15 2012 3:43PM
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