Supreme x Coleman Party Ball Charcoal Grill
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Coleman
Party Ball Charcoal Grill
About the original
The Coleman Party Ball Charcoal Grill is a portable tabletop charcoal grill with a spherical steel body, latching lid, chrome-plated steel wire cooking grate, and folding legs designed for camping and tailgating. Coleman has manufactured outdoor equipment in Wichita, Kansas since 1900, starting with the Quick-Lite gas lantern and expanding into camping stoves, coolers, and grills. The Party Ball offers 133 square inches of cooking area, measures 10.6 by 10.6 by 7.5 inches assembled, and includes a removable charcoal tray, side ventilation holes, and a folding handle that lifts the grate for adding fuel mid-cook. The Supreme SS2023 version keeps the functional hardware and adds box logo branding to the lid and body.
About Coleman
Coleman is an American outdoor equipment manufacturer founded in 1900 by W.C. Coleman in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, and relocated to Wichita, Kansas in 1902, initially as a gasoline-lamp rental business. The Coleman Arc Lamp and later the Quick-Lite of 1914 established the brand in portable lighting. The company introduced the first metal picnic cooler in 1954 and the steel-belted cooler in 1957, and its two-burner 425 stove became standard camping equipment for decades. Coleman produces tents, sleeping bags, lanterns, and coolers, and has been a subsidiary of Newell Brands since 2017. Supreme has released co-branded Coleman coolers and camping accessories.
