The Supreme x Maison Margiela collaboration brings together two worlds that have little in common at first glance: the deconstructive aesthetic of the French fashion house and the street DNA of Supreme. The result is zip-up hoodies with the Box Logo, which both Supreme collectors and fans of conceptual fashion will appreciate.
Maison Margiela – the fashion house that takes fashion apart
Maison Margiela was founded in Paris in 1988 by the Belgian designer Martin Margiela. From the start, the brand focused on deconstruction, reworking and playing with form: exposed seams, clothes remade from vintage pieces, and cuts that deliberately upend classic proportions. The designer himself avoided the media and photographs for years, and the brand emphasized that the clothes and the work of the team matter more than the name of their creator.
The hallmarks of Margiela are the four white stitches visible on the back of garments, a white label with no logo, and a row of numbers in which the line a given product belongs to is circled. The split-toe Tabi shoes and sneakers from the Replica line have also gone down in history.
Supreme – New York's streetwear icon
Supreme was founded in 1994 in New York as a shop for skaters, started by James Jebbia. Over time the brand became one of the most important players in the streetwear market, and its drops and limited collaborations with fashion houses, artists and sports brands often disappear from stores within minutes.
The red Box Logo with white lettering set in Futura, inspired by the work of the artist Barbara Kruger, is today one of the most recognizable marks in street fashion.
Supreme x Maison Margiela – the Box Logo in a new edition
The Box Logo is the most recognizable element of Supreme, so every unusual version of it draws a lot of attention. As part of the collaboration with Maison Margiela, the famous logo appeared on, among other things, a zip-up hoodie, which you'll find at SneakersJoint in three colors:
- White – the light version, in which the details of the design show up best.
- Navy – a navy blue with a more subdued, elegant character.
- Black – black, the most versatile everyday option.
You'll find other hoodies with the signature logo in the Supreme hoodies category, and the full lineup from the New York brand in the Supreme category.
How to wear a Supreme x Maison Margiela hoodie?
A zip-up hoodie is one of the most versatile layers in streetwear. You can wear it zipped up as the centerpiece of an outfit or open over a plain T-shirt. Simple pieces work with a collector's hoodie: wide-leg jeans or sweatpants and classic sneakers, such as Nike Air Force 1 or adidas Samba.
A hoodie zipped up to the neck also works as a layer under a bomber jacket or puffer – a hood worn outside over the jacket collar is one of the simplest streetwear tricks for cold days.
Supreme hoodies have a relaxed, classic fit, so you can usually just pick your standard size. If you're torn between two, write to us through the contact page.
Authentic Supreme x Maison Margiela at SneakersJoint
Supreme collaborations are often counterfeited, so before shipping we inspect every Supreme x Maison Margiela hoodie under UV light, check its EAN codes and compare the workmanship against a reference sample. You can read more about how we work on the authenticity at SneakersJoint page. In-stock products ship within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Are Maison Margiela and Maison Mihara Yasuhiro the same brand?
No. Maison Mihara Yasuhiro is the Japanese brand of the designer Mihara Yasuhiro, best known for sneakers with distinctive, “melted” soles. You'll find its models in the Maison Mihara Yasuhiro category.
Are the Supreme x Maison Margiela hoodies authentic?
Yes. At SneakersJoint we sell only authentic products, and each one goes through an authenticity check before shipping.
Can I return the hoodie?
Yes – you have 14 days to return it, and we've described the rules on the returns page. You can also see the hoodie in our brick-and-mortar store in Wrocław after confirming availability beforehand.
