Supreme's long-running relationship with Larry Clark continues. The two have worked together repeatedly over the past 30 years, and this Fall 2026 collection pulls from Clark's legendary body of work alongside new photographs made exclusively for the collaboration.
Who Is Larry Clark?
Larry Clark is an American photographer and film director born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1943. Between 1962 and 1971, he photographed his friends in their most private moments. Not as an outside observer. As a participant. The result was Tulsa, published in 1971 and now considered one of the most influential collections of American photography. It exposed the everyday violence and self-destruction hiding in plain sight across America, and it changed the game for generations of photographers after him. Nan Goldin, Ryan McGinley, and countless others followed Clark's lead into raw, autobiographical documentary work. He followed Tulsa with Teenage Lust in 1983 and made his directorial debut with Kids in 1995.
The Collection
This drop features original photography from Tulsa as well as new images Clark shot specifically for Supreme. The imagery is unmistakably Clark. Intimate, unflinching, personal. Looking at the pieces, you'll see sepia-toned and black-and-white photographs across most of the collection, with "SUPREME" branding worked into several items.
Here's the full lineup:
- Supreme/Larry Clark Hooded Varsity Jacket
- Supreme/Larry Clark Sequin Raglan L/S Top
- Supreme/Larry Clark Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt
- Supreme/Larry Clark Neighbor Tee
- Supreme/Larry Clark Gun Tee
- Supreme/Larry Clark Bean Bag
- Supreme/Larry Clark Skateboard
- Supreme/Larry Clark Zine
The Hooded Varsity Jacket looks heavy. It's got a photo graphic on the back and striped ribbing at the hem and cuffs. The Sequin Raglan L/S Top comes in multiple colorways with contrasting raglan sleeves in red, dark grey, and navy. The Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt has a large "SUPREME" arch graphic on the front with Clark's photography, visible in both navy and black. The Neighbor Tee carries a smaller photograph on the chest across several colors including light blue, red, green, black, and white. The Gun Tee does the same with a different Clark image, showing up in black, white, orange, and blue.
Beyond the apparel, there's a skateboard deck wrapped in one of Clark's photographs, bean bags covered in Clark imagery in multiple designs, and a zine collecting photography from the collaboration.
Release Info
Everything drops September 3rd. Asia availability follows on September 5th.
