Supreme x Futura 2000 Join Forces for a Free Arts NYC Fundraiser

In the last month alone, we've already seen New York-born streetwear imprint supreme collaborate with the likes of Nike, Dr. Martens, Roy DeCarava and Stone Island, but it seems the brand is keen to continue with its joint efforts. This latest collaboration sees Supreme team up with Futura 2000 for a select range of apparel.

For the uninitiated, Futura 2000 is an American graffiti artist who rose to prominence during the early '70s as he decorated New York City's subway cars with an array of colourful and distinctive art.

Included in this latest collection, we see a duo of T-Shirts alongside a set of decorative skateboard decks. Each piece displays artwork from the artist's 1991 painting The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. The tees are available in both black and white hues, complete with Futura's moniker on the rear.

100% of the proceeds from this link-up will benefit Free Arts NYC, a non-profit organisation that aims to empower youths from underserved communities. The funds will directly be used for mentorship programmes to allow the next generation to explore their creative side. For those looking to cop this latest Supreme x Futura 2000 collaboration, it will be able from June 2nd, both in-store and online. In other fashion news, skating and surfing worlds collide with this Palace Skateboards x Jimmy'z link up.