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Supreme and The North Face have a new suede parka that will be on everyone’s Christmas list

Suede is a hot fabric this winter

Supreme x The North Face white Nuptse jacket on model
The North Face

In a thrilling collaboration that’s sure to dominate Christmas wish lists this year, Supreme and The North Face have dropped a collection of suede parkas that effortlessly blend style and functionality. The North Face, renowned for its quality outdoor gear, joins forces with Supreme, the epitome of streetwear cool, to deliver a lineup that redefines winter fashion.

The North Face jacket redefined

The star of the show is, undoubtedly, The North Face jacket. This collaboration pushes the boundaries of what we expect from winter outerwear. The suede material not only adds a touch of luxury but also elevates the jackets to a new level of sophistication. The jackets come in two distinct models, each boasting its own unique charm.

The North Face x Supreme 600 Fill Down Parka in blue
Supreme

Supreme x The North Face Suede 600 Fill-Down Parka

At the forefront of the collection is the 600-Fill Down Parka, which showcases an upscale suede outer layer, incorporating quilted baffles. Additionally, it boasts a fixed hood adorned with faux fur trim for added flair.

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A fusion of rugged and refined, this parka is a testament to the synergy between Supreme’s streetwear aesthetics and The North Face’s commitment to durability. The material in this suede jacket is not only a style statement but also provides warmth and protection against the elements. Featuring a quilted interior, the jacket ensures optimal insulation without compromising on comfort. The attention to detail is impeccable, with Supreme’s iconic logo tastefully integrated into the design.

The North Face x Supreme Nuptse Jacket in white
Supreme

Supreme x The North Face Nuptse Jacket

For those who prefer a more contemporary silhouette, the suede Nuptse jacket is a standout choice. The puffer design adds a modern twist to the classic suede look, creating a piece that seamlessly transitions from the city streets to the snowy slopes.
This jacket doesn’t just make a statement; it tells a story. The collaboration’s history is woven into every stitch, creating a garment that resonates with authenticity.

The Nuptse jacket undoubtedly steals the spotlight. A perennial winter favorite for The North Face, it has garnered widespread acclaim, counting approval from notables like Harry Styles. This version boasts 700-fill down insulation within quilted baffles, enveloped in a lavish abundance of suede. The tactile luxury of suede is accentuated throughout, creating a sumptuous visual and tactile experience. Adding the finishing touch, the right sleeve proudly features the iconic co-branding of Supreme x The North Face, an enduring signature detail that defines the collab.

Unveiling the supreme touch

Supreme, known for its limited-edition drops and iconic red box logo, brings its signature flair to the men’s parkas in this North Face collaboration. The jackets are not just outerwear; they’re a symbol of a cultural phenomenon. The integration of Supreme’s branding is subtle yet unmistakable, marking these pieces as collector’s items for streetwear enthusiasts.

Suede, often associated with luxury, takes center stage in this collaboration, which features not only jackets but 27 other items, including snow pants, duffle bags, gloves, and a keychain; it’s a material that transcends trends, offering a timeless appeal that goes beyond seasonal fashion. The jackets are crafted with precision, ensuring that the suede not only looks but also feels premium.

Provocatively practical

While the collaboration exudes a certain edginess, it doesn’t compromise on practicality. The men’s puffer jackets and parkas are designed to withstand the harsh winter conditions, making them more than just fashion statements. Supreme and The North Face have created a fusion that marries style and substance, appealing to fashion-forward individuals who refuse to compromise on either.

The Supreme x The North Face suede parka collection is a celebration of style, craftsmanship, and collaboration. As winter approaches, these jackets offer more than just warmth; they provide a visual feast for fashion enthusiasts. Whether you opt for the rugged parka or the contemporary puffer jacket, one thing is certain – you’ll be turning heads wherever you go.

Sarah Veldman
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