Supreme and Vaquera Cover a Duvet Set, Jeans and Hoodies in Adult-Flyer Graphics, Out November 5

By J. Fresh·Nov 3, 2026, 7:10 AM ET·Supreme

Key details

Collection: Supreme/Vaquera, Fall 2026
Pieces: Two hooded sweatshirts, a long-sleeve top, a jean, a short, two T-shirts, a New Era cap and a duvet set
Release: Thursday, November 5, 2026; Asia Saturday, November 7
Prices: Not announced yet

Supreme's Thursday drop this week belongs to Vaquera. Supreme announced the collection on its news page and Instagram on the morning of November 3: a Fall collection made with the New York label, out on Thursday, November 5, and in Asia on Saturday, November 7. Supreme lists nine pieces: two hooded sweatshirts, a long-sleeve top, a jean, a short, two T-shirts, a New Era cap and a duvet set. It hasn't given prices or a time.

Supreme's photos show where the collection's graphics come from. The green long-sleeve top and the jean are printed all over with what look like cut-up adult-entertainment flyers and tabloid scraps, "Fill Me Up!", "Strictly Adult Entertainment" and "Kink Corner" among them, with Supreme's name redrawn in ransom-note letters in between. The same collage, in black on cream, covers the duvet and its pillowcases. The New Era is black with red lipstick kisses round a black Supreme box-logo patch, worn in the shoot over a grey zip-up hoodie covered in more of them. One T-shirt carries a pin-up photo collage on the back over VAQUERA SUPREME in heavy block letters, shown in red and in camo; the other is white with a bra graphic on the front. One of the hoodies is a print of a crucifix over dollar bills, with a three-word slogan on its back that we won't print here.

A model in the bright green Supreme/Vaquera long-sleeve top, printed all over in black with collaged adult-flyer graphics, pin-up drawings, chain links and Supreme spelled in mismatched letters, worn over shiny black and pink bottoms against a black background

Who Vaquera is, in Supreme's words

Supreme's own announcement does the introducing. Patric DiCaprio founded Vaquera in New York in 2013, Bryn Taubensee joined in 2015, and the two now run it from Paris. Supreme describes a label that started as a campy answer to a New York scene it calls stale, staging early presentations on the Delancey-Essex F train platform and sending out exaggerated takes on Tiffany & Co. pouches, chef whites and the American flag; DiCaprio and Taubensee call their approach "fashion fan-fiction". Supreme quotes DiCaprio: "We make clothes that unite people who identify as outsiders."

The Supreme/Vaquera jean in dark indigo with a faded wash, printed all over with the collection's flyer and pin-up collage, worn baggy over pointed black boots with a white tank top and a studded black belt

Our read

It is the latest in a run of Thursdays led by an outside name; October alone brought Rita Ackermann, Martine Rose, Timberland and Vanson Leathers. Like Martine Rose, Vaquera is a fashion house that shows on the runway rather than a supplier or an artist, and the collection reads like one: the print does the work on every piece, and the basics underneath are Supreme's usual hoodies, tees and jeans. The duvet set is the outlier. Everything else is clothing Supreme makes every season, and this puts the print on a bed, which is the piece most likely to be talked about past Thursday.

A smiling woman with long red hair lying in bed under the Supreme/Vaquera duvet set, the cover and pillowcases printed in black on cream with the collection's collage of flyer text, faces and drawings

What isn't known yet: prices, sizes, and what exactly comes in the duvet set, though Supreme's photo shows matching pillowcases. Per the community droplist, Supreme's online drops open at 11am New York time, but Supreme's announcement doesn't give a time for this collection, so check Supreme's channels on Thursday. We're adding the week to our Supreme Fall/Winter 2026 droplist and will update this story with prices once Supreme's shop lists them.