Supreme x COMME des GARÇONS SHIRT Flannel Shirt
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The COMME des GARÇONS SHIRT line is Rei Kawakubo's dedicated shirting label, launched in 1988 under the CDG umbrella — Kawakubo founded the parent house in Tokyo in 1969 and showed the first CDG collection in Paris in 1981 — and has built its identity around deconstructing classic shirting silhouettes like the flannel button-down through an avant-garde cut-and-paste approach. CDG SHIRT flannels sell through Dover Street Market and CDG boutiques from around $320. Supreme and COMME des GARÇONS have run one of streetwear's longest-running partnerships since their first collaboration in 2012. The SS22 collab is a cotton-flannel button-down with contrast color blocking and printed Supreme and CDG branding.
About COMME des GARÇONS SHIRT
COMME des GARÇONS SHIRT is a menswear line of the Japanese label COMME des GARÇONS, which was founded in Tokyo in 1969 by designer Rei Kawakubo. The SHIRT line launched in 1988 and is produced in France, focused on reinterpreting traditional men's shirting through unconventional cuts, patchwork construction, and contrast fabrics. It is distributed under the Comme des Garçons Trading Museum. Supreme and COMME des GARÇONS SHIRT have released co-branded collections every year since 2012, typically covering shirts, trousers, and outerwear, making it one of Supreme's longest-running collaborative partnerships.
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