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Supreme Revenue Declined in Financial Year Ended March 2023
New-York based streetwear giant Supreme generated revenues of $523.1 million for the year ended March 2023, down from $561.5 million in the same period the year before, according to parent company VF. Corp’s annual report. Net income also decreased to $64.8 million, down from $82.4 million the year before.
Supreme Revenue Declined in Financial Year Ended March 2023
New-York based streetwear giant Supreme generated revenues of $523.1 million for the year ended March 2023, down from $561.5 million in the same period the year before, according to parent company VF. Corp’s annual report. Net income also decreased to $64.8 million, down from $82.4 million the year before.
Is Streetwear Still Cool?
Luxury brands may have pivoted away from sneakers, puffer jackets and hoodies, but new brands like Corteiz and Free The Youth are making the case for street culture’s enduring relevance in fashion.
Is Streetwear Still Cool?
Luxury brands may have pivoted away from sneakers, puffer jackets and hoodies, but new brands like Corteiz and Free The Youth are making the case for street culture’s enduring relevance in fashion.
Supreme Appoints Tremaine Emory Creative Director
The multi-hyphenate Denim Tears founder and designer is the streetwear juggernaut’s first major appointment since it was acquired by VF Corp for $2.1 billion in late 2020.
Supreme Appoints Tremaine Emory Creative Director
The multi-hyphenate Denim Tears founder and designer is the streetwear juggernaut’s first major appointment since it was acquired by VF Corp for $2.1 billion in late 2020.
How Crenshaw Skate Club Caught Air
The rise of teenager Tobias McIntosh’s South Los Angeles brand shows how entrepreneurs from once unlikely places can build fashion businesses.
How Crenshaw Skate Club Caught Air
The rise of teenager Tobias McIntosh’s South Los Angeles brand shows how entrepreneurs from once unlikely places can build fashion businesses.
Ex-Adidas Brand Chief Wants to Build a Sustainable Supreme
Eric Liedtke, who steered Adidas’ collaborations with celebrities like Kanye West and Beyoncé, is launching a zero-waste, zero-plastic streetwear brand.
Ex-Adidas Brand Chief Wants to Build a Sustainable Supreme
Eric Liedtke, who steered Adidas’ collaborations with celebrities like Kanye West and Beyoncé, is launching a zero-waste, zero-plastic streetwear brand.
Op-Ed | Why Brendon Babenzien Makes Sense at J.Crew
More than a design update, the American brand needs a clear set of values to make its preppy basics stand apart from competitors much like the values Babenzien has brought to his label Noah, argues Jonathan D. Cohen.
Op-Ed | Why Brendon Babenzien Makes Sense at J.Crew
More than a design update, the American brand needs a clear set of values to make its preppy basics stand apart from competitors much like the values Babenzien has brought to his label Noah, argues Jonathan D. Cohen.
What’s Selling in Streetwear
Gore-Tex jackets, hiking boots and other outdoor items — collectively known as “gorpcore” — are sweeping fashion retailers, resale platforms and mood boards. How big can the trend get?
What’s Selling in Streetwear
Gore-Tex jackets, hiking boots and other outdoor items — collectively known as “gorpcore” — are sweeping fashion retailers, resale platforms and mood boards. How big can the trend get?
The Plan to Bring Supreme to the Masses
This week, everyone will be talking about VF Corp.’s plans for Supreme, Haute Couture Week in Paris and LVMH’s latest financial results. Get your BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.
The Plan to Bring Supreme to the Masses
This week, everyone will be talking about VF Corp.’s plans for Supreme, Haute Couture Week in Paris and LVMH’s latest financial results. Get your BoF Professional Cheat Sheet.
How to Sell Subculture to the Masses
Scaling a brand without selling out can be a challenge. Here’s how the likes of Dr Martens, Supreme and Vans have managed it.
How to Sell Subculture to the Masses
Scaling a brand without selling out can be a challenge. Here’s how the likes of Dr Martens, Supreme and Vans have managed it.
What’s Next for Streetwear’s Biggest Brands
The new owners of Stone Island and Supreme have lofty expectations for their billion-dollar brands. Is it possible to scale these labels without sacrificing cool?
What’s Next for Streetwear’s Biggest Brands
The new owners of Stone Island and Supreme have lofty expectations for their billion-dollar brands. Is it possible to scale these labels without sacrificing cool?