Another The North Face x Supreme Collab Is on the Way
After taking a break from its major collaboration series for the season, Supreme has reunited with The North Face on another team-up for Spring 2022. The second collaborative range from the duo for the season investigates the outdoors gear specialist’s Trekking line. The release this week is comprised of a Trekking Convertible Jacket, Short Sleeve Shirt, Hooded Sweatshirt, Short Sleeve Top, Belted Pant, Sweatpant, Belted Short, Camp Cap, Crusher, Convertible Backpack + Waist Bag and Sandal.
Leading the collaboration is the function-focused, water-resistant Trekking Convertible Jacket constructed of recycled nylon and marked by a design with zip-off sleeves at the elbow and shoulder. Accompanied by the matching Trekking Zip-Off Belted Pant, packable Trekking Belted Short, Short Sleeve Shirt, Soft Bill Camp Cap, Crusher and convertible Backpack + Waist Bag. Aside from sharing the same sustainable and resistant composition, the other styles are marked with embroidered logos.
Other offerings include the Bandana Hooded Sweatshirt, Sweatpant and Tee, which serve to introduce a bold bandana appliqué. Rounding up the latest collaboration is the Trekking Sandal outfitted with nylon ripstop and open mesh uppers complete with lug rubber outsoles, buckle closures and printed logo webbing straps.
The Supreme x The North Face Spring 2022 Trekking collaboration will see a global release, available via the streetwear imprint’s website on June 9, 11 a.m. EDT in the United States and June 11, 11 a.m. JST in Japan.
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