Supreme x Emilio Pucci Box Logo Tee
Supreme vs. Original
Original — Emilio Pucci
Logo-Print Cotton T-Shirt
About the original
Emilio Pucci was founded in 1947 in Florence by Marchese Emilio Pucci di Barsento, who built the label around hand-drawn geometric and op-art silk prints that entered the ready-to-wear canon in the 1950s and '60s. The house's cotton jersey T-shirts carry archive prints in the same palette used on the silks, cut in Italy and priced at the luxury tier the label has held since it was acquired by LVMH in 2000. The SS21 Supreme collaboration reproduces the Fantasia print, sampled from Pucci's 1970 archive, as the infill of a Supreme box logo printed across the front of a cotton tee. Released June 10, 2021 at $54 in nine colorways.
About Emilio Pucci
Emilio Pucci is an Italian fashion house founded in 1947 by Don Emilio Paolo Pucci, Marchese di Barsento, in Florence. Pucci, a member of one of Florence's oldest aristocratic families, entered fashion when a Harper's Bazaar photographer captured his self-designed ski outfit in Zermatt in 1947, leading to a commission from editor Diana Vreeland. The house is known for kaleidoscopic geometric prints in saturated color, wrinkle-free silk jersey dresses, and the Capri pant. Operations were based in the Pucci family's Palazzo Pucci, where Sala Bianca runway shows ran for over 40 years. LVMH acquired a 67% stake in 2000. Supreme collaborated with Emilio Pucci on printed silk shirts and accessories.
