It Looks Like a Corteiz x Supreme Collaboration is on the Way

Article updated 20/12/23: According to source @supcommunity, the Supreme x Corteiz collaboration will, in fact, be dropping tomorrow 21/12/23. While this news is no doubt exciting for many, there are questions surrounding the legitimacy of these claims.

@supcommunity is known as a trusted source and accurate user. However, tomorrow's launch is meant to bring us the new collaborative effort between Supreme x Timberland. While having two collaborative launches in one drop isn't unheard of, it is slightly uncommon, especially when both are arguably high-profile releases.

In addition, Supreme's regular announcement email this week has not taken place, which usually alludes to the release of any collaboration. Whether or not this was on purpose to deliver a shock-drop effect, we're not certain, all we can really do is wait until tomorrow to see what happens. Check out the post below with the mock-up images and keep reading for the original article.

Original article: Off the back of further Nike collaboration rumours in November, Corteiz has once again captured the attention of streetwear enthusiasts everywhere. In images released by Corteiz founder Clint419, it's looking like we could see a link-up between the surging London streetwear brand and the king of collaboration, Supreme.

Over the weekend, a billboard appeared in London flaunting a co-branded rendition of both brand's logos. Decked out in Supreme's iconic red tint, Corteiz's Alcatraz logo takes centre stage, backed up by a "Supreme Rules the World" text imprint. Posted by Clint419 himself, this is no doubt a confirmation that these two are set to collaborate at some point.

We guess you could say the signs were somewhat there given Clint's appearance in THEM Magazine‘s Supreme Fall/Winter 2023 editorial, but actual confirmation of this news has sent the collective streetwear space into a bit of a meltdown.

As for what will be featured in the collaboration, your guess is as good as ours. Given both brand's track history of producing sportswear styles, we'll likely see a mix of tracksuits, tees and bottoms, but the rest remains a mystery. Up next, the Air Jordan 4 "Military Blue" is rumoured to be returning.