A week after the Scarface capsule collection , the streetwear mainstay has once again team up with their legendary partners The North Face® for the new Fall Winter 2017 collection.

Made exclusively for Supreme, the collection will include a leather Nuptse jacket featuring cowhide leather with 700-fill down insulation but will unfortunately run for $1098. The pricy jacket will come in three different colors, black, yellow and red.

Leather Nuptse Jacket: $1098

A leather Base Camp Duffel with 840D ballistic nylon bottom, interior mesh pockets and padded backpack straps for $388.

Leather Base Camp Duffel: $388

the leather Day Pack with cushioned foam back panel and adjustable hip belt for $278.

Leather Day Pack: $278

a leather Roo II Lumbar Pack with cowhide leather too and will run for $148

Leather Roo II Lumbar Pack: $148

and leather gloves made out of lamb skin leather and will feature a shearling lining at a $148 too.

Leather Gloves: $148

the capsule collection will be available in-store NY, Brooklyn, LA, London, Paris and online October 19th and on October 21st in Japan.

The Iconic luggagemakers are bagging up headlines this year, following their extremely popular capsule collection with streetwear mainstay Supreme, the brand’s performance has been recognised by brand consultancy Interbrand, which has named Louis Vuitton as the best fashion brand in the world.

This rankings are based on the brand’s financial performance as well as its influence over customer choice and its ability to command a premium price.

Explaining fashion brands’ performance to Business of Fashion, Rebecca Robins, the global director at Interbrand, referenced the Louis Vuitton x Supreme collaboration: “It’s their relationship between brand and culture and they are doing it in a way that is of the moment and relevant but also sustainable. It’s not a flash-in-the-pan. It’s well thought through, strategically driven and delivered with the strength of their conviction.” The collaboration was also named as a key reason for LVMH’s increased sales performance earlier this year.

Aside from the fashion brands on the list, Apple has continued its run at number one in the overall rankings, with Google and Microsoft meaning that the tech industry fills the top three places. Other big changes to this year’s list see Facebook named as the biggest grower over the past year, as well as Tesla making it’s first appearance in the top 100.

For more from Louis Vuitton, read about how Kim Jones — the brand’s Creative Director of Menswear — became the precursor to modern streetwear, as well as everything else we learnt from his appearance at London’s “OFF-CAMPUS.”

You may not know the name BRENTS Sportswear, but the Louisiana-based company was one of the ’90s most influential streetwear firms. By running Supreme‘s manufacturing, the brand was an important player in the industry and is now known as “the godfather of streetwear manufacturing.”

Tapping its famous legacy, BRENTS has released a 36-piece capsule of one-off items from its Supreme archive. At the moment, details on the sale are limited, but the brand has posted an image of a hoodie as well as revealing that “vintage Chinos, painters, cargos, workpants and more” will be for sale. Keep checking back for more news about the sale.

@BRENTSSPORTSWEAR the MANUFACTURER of SUPREME during the 90’s is selling a 36 piece capsule from their ONE-OFF VINTAGE SUPREME ARCHIVE. BRENTS’ known as “The Godfather of street-wear manufacturing” is one of the most influential manufactures of 90’s streetwear. Founded by @stephenbrents and now spearheaded by @aaronbrents “THE LEGACY CONTINUES” Make no mistake this collection is one of a kind, DM @brentssportswear or @aaronbrents for inquiries.

Une publication partagée par Supreme Leaks News (@supreme_leaks_news) le 13 Sept. 2017 à 2h51 PDT