All the details about Supreme’s sick new Aphex Twin collection

We're years out from Supreme's glory days in the mid-2010s, when the hypebeast skate brand would court blocks-long lines around its stores in Manhattan on any given Tuesday. The resell market has cooled as the brand has perhaps surpassed ubiquity to over-saturation, and it's led people to wonder, is Supreme still cool? One thing's for sure, their latest upcoming collection with Aphex Twin is pretty sick.

The brand has teamed up with the elusive electronic musician for a new collection of gear that pulls from directly from Aphex Twin's archive: music video images, album covers, and that infamous, grimacing smile. The collection spans GORE-TEX jackets, hoodies, tees, caps, gloves, and skateboards so you can deck yourself out literally in head-to-toe Aphex Twin if you so please.

Some of the notable pieces from the collection include that GORE-TEX jacket that's emblazoned with the musician's face across the front and back, the same image that appears on his seminal 1996 record Richard D. James. That photo is also printed on other pieces from the drop including on a fuzzy pink sweater and a neon-orange button down, which depicts multiple people bearing that same grin. The coolest item, however, might be the gloves, which if you press them together create the complete image. Several of the hoodies are printed with the tracklist from his ...I Care Because You Do record. The many other pieces in the collection bear stills from his music videos directed by Chris Cunningham.

The collection drops globally on Supreme's website on March 6, and will be available in Asia in March 8. See photos from the drop, below.