Supreme x Frette Terry Bathrobe
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Frette Terry Bathrobe is a shawl-collar, knee-length robe in 100% cotton terry, with a self-belt and cotton sateen bias trim on the cuffs and seams. Frette was founded in 1860 in Monza, Italy by Edmond Frette and has supplied linens to the Vatican, the Orient Express, more than 500 luxury hotels, and several European royal households. The company operates two mills in the Lombardy region and still weaves its terry in Italy. The Supreme SS15 version is the standard Frette terry robe in white with a red embroidered box logo on the chest; the cut, fabric, and Italian-made construction are unchanged from Frette's own stock bathrobe.
About Frette
Frette is an Italian linen manufacturer founded on December 1, 1860 by Edmond Frette, Alexandre Payre, and Charles Chaboud in Grenoble, France, before relocating production to Monza, Italy in the early 1860s. The company has supplied the Italian royal family since 1881, the Vatican, the Orient Express, the Titanic, and over 500 European royal households. Frette operates Jacquard mills in Concorezzo and a flagship store on Via Manzoni in Milan that has run since 1878. Sheets are woven from Egyptian cotton and finished by hand. Supreme has collaborated with Frette on co-branded sheet sets and home textiles.
