Supreme x SealLine Waterproof Case
Supreme vs. Original
About the original
SealLine makes waterproof cases and roll-top dry bags for paddling, kayaking, and backcountry use and is a division of Cascade Designs, the Seattle-based outdoor-gear manufacturer founded in 1972 and best known for the Therm-a-Rest inflatable sleeping pad and MSR stoves. The SS2020 Supreme collab version is an 8.5-by-4.5-inch case in transparent polyurethane with an oversized SealLock pressure-sealing zipper and a loop for a wrist lanyard — the same case SealLine sells as the HP Map Case, sized to hold a passport, phone, wallet, or small electronics. It released May 28, 2020 at $48 with a box logo printed on the front.
About SealLine
SealLine is an American waterproof bag maker founded in 1985 in Seattle, Washington as part of Cascade Designs, the outdoor manufacturer started by former Boeing engineers in 1972. SealLine introduced its dual-strip roll-top closure in 1986, originally for the maritime industry before kayakers and rafters adopted the bags. The Discovery Dry Bag uses a 19-ounce coated polyester body with RF-welded seams, available in 5L, 20L, and larger sizes. Cascade Designs also owns Therm-a-Rest, MSR, and Platypus, and manufactures most SealLine products in its Seattle and Cork, Ireland facilities. Supreme has collaborated with SealLine on the Discovery Dry Bag in 5L and 20L sizes across red, green, and clear colorways.
