Girbaud’s stateside influence consisted of early aughts streetwear full of velcro baggy jeans and graffiti-printed logo shirts, and Supreme is ready to bring it back.

Fresh off delivering its massive spring-summer collection, the skate brand is linking with the French imprint launched by François Girbaud and Marithé Bachellerie.

The brand was founded in 1972 and is often recognized for its nonconformist denim designs. So, it returns in 2025 to pay homage to its “experimental approach to denim—from pioneering treatments like stone washing and laser engraving to developing distinctive constructions and fits.”

First up in the collection is the classic denim jacket offered in a washed black, an off white/cream, and a deep blue pair. The fashion house’s unique X-Seam pockets cover the breast, alongside a small Supreme hit near the buttons and a cobranded leather patch on the rear along the waistband. All three washes have matching X-Seam baggy jeans with added detailing via a back-of-the-knee pocket. Some baggy shorts round out the denim offerings, and a mid-wash pair complements the already mentioned washes.

One of the collection’s standouts is the hooded leather flight bomber jacket made by military style outfitter Alpha Industries. Available in black and camouflage colorways, the shirt has minimal branding aside from a large embossed Girbaud hit across the back. The iconic Velcro patch bearing the founders’ FG initials is spotted on the waist, wrist cuffs, and waistband. Shuttle tape leather cargo pants are also available to complete the matching look.

Camo returns in yellow with a puffer vest, while black and a shiny silver option round out the trio.

A Supreme collection would be incomplete without a hoodie, which is delivered in a set of three equipped with Velcro and tonal sweatpants. Rounding out the clothes are a few bold, cobranded hockey jerseys and tees with handwritten-like text on the chest.

Lastly, there are accessories, including pokachu puffer tote bags, beanies, sport camp caps, and compressible towels.

The collection will be available April 3 in America, with a release in Asia set for April 15.

Check out the entire collection below.