Made in Italy, the range includes five anti-reflective styles.
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Following the debut of its Summer 2023 tee collection last week, Supreme has returned with a freshly-minted line of sunglasses for this season. Featuring five styles (each coming in several colorways), the eyewear range hosts a bevy of silhouettes, all of which are made in Italy and feature anti-reflective coated lenses.
Among the lineup, The Mise model features an ultra-thin frame and small, rounded lenses boasting glittering “S” motifs. Available with vivid blue, bright gold, black and transparent constructions, each Mise colorway dons contrasting, hued lenses for a statement-making finish. The Nomi style, meanwhile, appears chunky and angular, with large-and-in-charge lenses embedded inside frames that are rough around the edges. Here, black and white styles offer a more subtle take on the accessory, while a prismatic purple-blue version asks for more attention.
Next up, the Elm model boasts a metal frame reading “Supreme” atop both eyes. Made in gold, silver and black, the design lets the lenses hang uncovered, below their logo-laden tops. The Key frame wraps around the wearer’s face with full-coverage intentions, flaunting wide-spanning lenses inside a slew of squared constructions in green-orange, blue, black and off-white. Rounding out the range, the Corso style opts for a slimmer facade, stretching across the wearer’s face with oval-shaped lenses. For this model, opaque red and black styles contrast patterned iterations in brown and grey.
Supreme’s Summer 2023 sunglasses collection will release globally via the brand’s webstore on June 29 before landing in Japan on July 1. Take a closer look at the line in the gallery above.