Supreme is linking up with Toy Machine for Spring 2024, bringing together two brands that have helped define skateboarding culture. For those unfamiliar, Toy Machine was founded by Ed Templeton back in 1993 and quickly became known for its darker, more satirical take on skate graphics - think sect members, monsters, and that iconic devil cat. The brand cemented its legacy with the 1996 video Welcome to Hell, which featured a stacked team including Jamie Thomas, Brian Anderson, and Elissa Steamer, and remains one of the most influential skate videos ever made.
The Supreme/Toy Machine collection spans a solid range of pieces, including a Faux Leather Vest, Harrington Jacket, Sweater, Work Pant, three T-Shirts, a 5-Panel cap, Belt, Skateboard deck, and even a JBL Clip Speaker. Expect Templeton's signature artwork to feature prominently across the lineup.
The collection drops March 7th in the US and EU, with Japan and South Korea getting it March 9th. A straightforward collab that pays respect to one of skateboarding's most important brands.
