Supreme x Airstream Travel Trailer
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Airstream Bambi 22FB is a single-axle, 22-foot travel trailer built on Airstream's riveted aluminum semi-monocoque shell, sleeping up to four with a front queen bed, rear wet-bath, three-burner cooktop, convertible gaucho dinette, and a 3.1-cubic-foot refrigerator. A 12-volt lithium house battery, 200-watt solar prep, and 30-amp shore power run the onboard systems. Airstream was founded by Wally Byam in 1931 and has built every production trailer at its Jackson Center, Ohio plant since 1952. The Bambi is the company's shortest and lightest line, descending from the 1961 original. The SS22 Supreme collab retailed at $90,000 against a base price of roughly $66,100 for a stock Bambi 22FB.
About Airstream
Airstream is an American travel trailer manufacturer founded in 1931 by Wally Byam in Los Angeles, California, and now headquartered in Jackson Center, Ohio. The riveted aluminum monocoque shell, introduced with the Clipper in 1936, remains the visual template for every model produced since. The current lineup includes the Bambi, Flying Cloud, Globetrotter, and Classic trailers, along with the Interstate touring coach. Airstream is a subsidiary of Thor Industries. Supreme's collaboration extended the box logo onto a full-size trailer, one of the largest products the label has ever released.
