Supreme x Sosenap Plastic Mat
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
The Sosenap Plastic Mat is a woven polypropylene floor mat produced in Dakar, Senegal, where Sosenap has manufactured multi-purpose plastic mats since the company was founded in 1982 — it is the benchmark producer of woven plastic mats across West Africa, supplying domestic, mosque, beach, and market-stall use throughout Senegal, Mali, Côte d'Ivoire, and neighboring countries. The mat is lightweight, water-resistant, and wipe-clean, with a 4-by-6-foot footprint in the standard size. The SS2026 Supreme collab adds a printed box logo on the corner of Sosenap's stock mat; the underlying product is identical to what the company sells domestically for roughly $15.
About Sosenap
Sosenap is a manufacturer of retractable belt stanchions and queue barriers used for crowd control in retail stores, airports, banks, museums, and event venues. The stanchions consist of weighted metal posts with retractable woven belts, typically extending six to ten feet, used to direct foot traffic and form waiting lines. The product category is standard-issue commercial fixture hardware found in institutional and public settings worldwide. Sosenap sells through commercial supply channels rather than retail. Supreme released a co-branded Sosenap stanchion, adapting a piece of everyday crowd-control infrastructure into a branded object.
