With the opening of Supreme’s latest store in Paris, France, we take a look at some of the special box logo tees that have been released over the years.

First Store Opening (1994)

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The OG box logo tee is most recognizable, and was launched in 1994 with the brand’s first store opening in New York. A re-issue came 20 years later, and many in the street culture scene continue to rave over this seemingly simple yet iconic design.

9/11 Relief (2001)

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Following the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York City, Supreme stepped in with its 9/11 relief tee that featured the American flag with Supreme text subtly added in the background.

Los Angeles Store Opening (2004)

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The grand opening of Supreme’s second store in the United States saw the release of another box logo tee, with the word “Supreme” spelt out in Hebrew characters. A rare find these days, there’s one floating on eBay right now for US$800.

Harajuku Store Opening (2006)

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Customers who paid a visit to Supreme’s store opening in the Harajuku district walked away with a snakeskin print box logo tee. Prepare to foot a grand if you’re bent on getting one today.

Nagoya Store Opening (2008)

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Keeping things plain and simple, the box logo tee for the Nagoya store replaces the signature red with gold foil printing.

Supreme x Rizzoli (2010)

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Supreme collaborated with publisher Rizzoli to release a commemorative book that captured the pivotal moments in the independent label’s history, and accompanying it was a limited edition box tee that had a black-and-white logo in front, along with a print of the book cover on the back of the tee.

London Store Opening (2011)

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Supreme’s foray into the European market saw the introduction of its “negative space” concept, where customers had to head downwards to shop its products. The street level was used as a gallery for skate-related paraphernalia, and a Union Jack box logo tee was released to mark the occasion and pay homage to founder James Jebbia’s time in UK. There’s one going for a steal on eBay now.

Japan Earthquake Relief (2011)

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The earthquake that rocked Japan in March 2011 affected the lives of many, and Supreme took it upon itself to lend some help, with a “rising sun” box logo tee. All proceeds from the sales of this tee were donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

Shibuya Store Opening (2012)

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When Supreme’s Shibuya outlet opened in 2012, they also released a box logo tee in collaboration with American artist Nate Lowman, that featured the latter’s iconic “bullet holes” motif overlapping the box logo. Pretty neat.

Paris Store Opening (2016)

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It hasn’t taken long for pictures of the new box logo tee to hit the Internet, and from what we found, it looks like Supreme opted for a black-and-white version of its box logo, with the words “Bonjour Madame” (Hello Madam) and the store opening date “10-3-2016” printed on the back.