Supreme x Fujifilm instax Mini Instant Film (Single Pack, 10 Sheets)
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Fujifilm
instax Mini Instant Film (Single Pack, 10 Sheets)
About the original
Fujifilm instax Mini Instant Film is a credit-card-size integral daylight color film measuring 54 by 86 millimeters, rated at ISO 800, and loaded in ten-sheet cartridges that drop into any instax Mini-compatible camera. Each print develops in roughly 90 seconds at room temperature. Fujifilm launched the instax Mini format on November 10, 1998 alongside the instax Mini 10 camera, and the system has since become the best-selling instant film format in the world, outlasting Polaroid's original integral-film business. The Supreme SS20 collab packaged a standard ten-sheet cartridge in a Supreme-branded sleeve and retailed at $18 per pack versus roughly $10 for the standard single pack.
About Fujifilm
Fujifilm is a Japanese imaging company founded on January 20, 1934 as Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. in Minamiashigara, Kanagawa, established to build a domestic film industry for Japan. The company introduced its first camera, the Fujica Six IA, in 1948, launched Fujicolor film the same year, and developed Velvia transparency film in 1990. The Instax instant film system debuted in 1998 and now outsells the company's digital cameras. The X Series mirrorless line launched in 2011 with the X100. Fujifilm Holdings remains independent and is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Supreme has collaborated with Fujifilm on co-branded Instax Mini instant film.
