Supreme x Mohawk Strathmore Paper (500 Sheets)
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Mohawk
Strathmore Writing 24 lb Paper (500 Sheets)
About the original
Strathmore Writing is a cotton-fiber business-grade letterhead paper produced by Mohawk Fine Papers, manufactured continuously since 1892 when founder Horace Moses named the line after Scotland's Strathmore Valley. The paper is the most widely specified cotton-content sheet for corporate identity, legal stationery, and financial communications in the U.S., and is made in Cohoes, New York with windmill-generated electricity. The FW21 Supreme version is a 500-sheet ream of 24 lb, 8.5 x 11 inch Strathmore Writing in white, watermarked with a custom Supreme mark in place of the standard Strathmore watermark. It released November 18, 2021 at $58 and was packaged in a Supreme-branded ream box.
About Mohawk
Mohawk General Store is an American multi-brand retailer founded in 2008 by Bo and Kevin Carney on Mohawk Street in Echo Park, Los Angeles, and now operating from Silver Lake. The shop opened during the recession stocking Rachel Comey, Repetto, and Generic Man, and has grown to three Los Angeles storefronts carrying roughly 300 brands including Issey Miyake, Jacquemus, Comme des Garcons, and Sophie Buhai. The Carneys launched their in-house line, SMOCK, in 2014, producing minimal Japan-made wardrobe staples. Kevin previously ran the 1990s labels Biast and Generic Costume. Mohawk does not have a documented Supreme collaboration; any catalog connection should be reviewed against the SMOCK label.
