Supreme x Martine Rose Football Jersey
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Martine Rose
Football Jersey
About the original
Martine Rose founded her London menswear label in 2007 and has used European football kits as a recurring silhouette across her collections; she also served as creative director on Nike's football archive work and contributed to multiple Balenciaga collaborations. The jersey is a short-sleeve polyester mesh shirt with contrast-color raglan sleeves, a V-neck rib collar, a curved hem, and sublimation-printed graphics front and back. The FW24 Supreme version follows Martine Rose's standard football-kit pattern with co-branded printed motifs drawing on late-1990s Serie A and Premier League kit design, released in white, blue, and yellow.
About Martine Rose
Martine Rose is a British menswear label founded in 2007 by designer Martine Rose in London. The brand began with a debut collection of ten shirts shown at a Soho members' club and has since built a catalog around distorted tailoring, oversized proportions, and references to British rave, football, and sound-system culture drawn from Rose's Jamaican-British background. Rose has consulted on Balenciaga menswear and designed Nike's Shox MR4 collaboration. The label remains independent and London-based and shows on the Paris menswear schedule. Supreme has collaborated with Martine Rose on co-branded outerwear, tailored pieces, and accessories.
