Larry Clark and Supreme Unveil a New Collaboration Which this time includes a collectible zine, bean bag, and skateboard deck

The collaboration between Supreme and Larry Clark has lasted over thirty years. For Fall 2026, the director and photographer took a series of archival shots of Tulsa, the city where he was born, along with exclusive images he produced for Supreme, and transformed them into a collection of clothing, objects, and furnishings that is nothing short of alternative. In addition to the classic hoodie, T-shirts, and a Varsity jacket featuring Clark's photographs, Supreme and the director also produced a bean bag, a skateboard deck, and a collectible zine. The editorial project contains 48 pages of shots signed by Clark and an exclusive poster.  

Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1943, Larry Clark built an immediately recognizable visual world through his photographic and cinematic projects. His shots, which capture intimate moments from the creative's life and that of his entourage since his youth, are still considered among the most significant photographic works in twentieth-century American photography.

Clark's lens, documentary yet deeply sensitive, has portrayed American society for decades, framing the lives of new generations with sharp precision. Kids, Clark's debut film released in 1995, is still considered one of the most provocative and raw projects in contemporary cinema, a work that continues to inspire photographers, directors, and creatives around the world not to turn their backs on uncomfortable stories of violence and ruin. With this new collaboration, Supreme and Clark renew their partnership, once again capturing the voice of a generation.