Supreme x McDermott G-Series Pool Cue
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — McDermott
G-Series Pool Cue
About the original
McDermott G-Series pool cues are handcrafted in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin from hard-rock Canadian maple with exotic wood inlays, stainless-steel joint collars, and a G-Core shaft engineered with a laminated maple core to reduce deflection. McDermott Handcrafted Cues was founded by Jim McDermott in Chicago in 1975 and relocated to Wisconsin shortly after. Every G-Series cue carries a lifetime warranty against warpage, a standard no mass-market manufacturer matches. The SS19 Supreme collab is a 58-inch two-piece cue with black lacquer wrap, Irish linen grip, and box-logo inlay at the butt, retailing at $588.
About McDermott
McDermott is an American pool cue manufacturer founded in 1975 by Jim McDermott in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, where every cue is still handcrafted. McDermott began repairing cues at home in the 1960s and started building them in the early 1970s, personally delivering finished cues to local pool halls. The company introduced its 21-cue C-Line in 1980 and its 26-cue D-Line in 1984. Each cue passes through more than 150 production steps, and the company produces over 10,000 cues per year with fewer than 50 employees. McDermott has sold custom cues for over $150,000. Supreme has collaborated with McDermott on co-branded two-piece pool cues.
