Supreme and Goodenough—Hiroshi Fujiwara’s seminal Japanese brand—have reunited for a special spring 2025 collection. Originally founded in 1990, Goodenough was short-lived but highly impactful, laying the foundation for Japanese street fashion as we know it. Drawing from punk, hip-hop, skate culture, and luxury aesthetics, Fujiwara and co-designer Sk8thing redefined what streetwear could be: limited, thoughtful, and globally informed.

This new collection pays homage to that legacy through a broad selection of pieces, including an MA-1 jacket, patchwork jacket, sweater, patchwork shirt, crushed rayon shirt, thermal, S/S top, hooded sweatshirt, patchwork pant, military pant, shorts, and a range of accessories like two T-shirts, a 6-panel, camp cap, and crusher.

Rounding out the drop is a collaborative Nike Air Force 1 Low, crafted exclusively for Supreme. The shoe features a full-grain leather upper with a perforated leather toe panel, Duraplush lining, ponyhair Swoosh, and translucent outsoles with printed logos—a meticulous blend of nostalgia and innovation.

The collection releases June 5 in select regions, followed by an Asia release on June 7.