Supreme x Dulton Small Clips (Set of 3)
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Dulton Small Clip is a 4.6-inch powder-coated steel binder clip made by the Japanese homeware brand Dulton, with a sprung-steel body and folding handles strong enough to hold thick document stacks. Dulton was founded in 1989 by Yasu Sasamoto in Hyogo, Japan and produces retro-industrial kitchen, office, and housewares sold across Japan, the US, and Europe; its product line draws on mid-century American factory and hardware aesthetics rendered in enameled steel and cast iron. The clips are sold in assorted colorways. The Supreme SS23 version is a set of three with an embossed Supreme logo on the face of each clip.
About Dulton
Dulton is a Japanese housewares brand founded in 1988 in Japan, with global operations run through Hong Kong-based Bridge Corporation since 2002. Dulton's catalog covers powder-coated steel trays, galvanized bins, kitchen timers and scales, enamel storage, and industrial-style furniture, drawing on mid-century American shop and garage aesthetics filtered through Japanese production standards. The company operates retail locations in Tokyo, Osaka, Shizuoka, and Beijing and supplies independent design shops worldwide. Many of its small-goods lines, including its color-block trays and bulldog clips, have become standard items in Japanese stationery and kitchen retail. Supreme has collaborated with Dulton on embossed steel trays, small clips sets, and a Martine Rose stash can.
