Supreme’s Latest T-Shirt Drop Highlighted By Wavy Max B and Ernie Barnes Graphics

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Now that Supreme has the spring goods on lock with hoodies and lightweight jackets thanks to Nike and Girbaud, it’s time for a quick delivery of tees to add to your warmer-weather wardrobe.

Keeping the collection focused, Supreme is only releasing six t-shirts, highlighted with one paying homage to Max B, the crooning Dipset-affiliated rapper from Harlem.

The front features a photo of Max fanning a stack of 100 bills with a cigarette poking out of his mouth. Above the graphic reads “She Loves Me,” and below is “She Loves Me Not” with a scribbled frowning face. Handwriting is seen again on the rear with a message reading “Max B For Supreme. The waviest of all time,” before signing off with his signature ‘oww’ adlib. Sure to immediately become a cult classic tee, it’s scheduled to be released in white and purple.

Famous Black artist Ernie Barnes’ ‘The Sugar Shack’ painting also returns to Supreme’s lineup after first appearing on louder, all-over shirts, pants, and skate decks available in the Spring/Summer collection. The tee, however, has just the iconic painting printed on the front and is offered in green and gray.

Next up is what’s dubbed the ‘Dalmatian tee,’ with a desert camo print similar to the pattern the 2015 Air Jordan 5 collab was wrapped in. There’s a small badge of said dog on the chest with a larger hit on the back with the words ‘What The F-ck’ circling it. That same graphic is also available in a simpler grey colorway.

Hot pink and black color ways are available on a wing-equipped Supreme logo thanks to original artwork by Sk8thing.

Custom imagery appears again thanks to a John John Jesse graphic that shows a mouse snorting cocaine lines off a women’s butt. Of course, she’s naked, sans a crop top box logo tee.

The collection is wrapped up with a Josh Smith-created tee that has a printed graphic of the brand’s name wrapped around the midsection and back in a paint-like font.

If any pieces from the small collection catch your eye, they will be available in the States on April 10 and Asia on April 12.

See more detailed photos below.