Most Expensive Supreme Items

Launched in 1994, Supreme is a prominent brand that caters to youth and hip-hop culture. Not only are they popular for skateboards but also in the clothing, accessories, and shoe business. Furthermore, the Supreme brand is popular for its eye-catching logo, a red box with its company name. With their rise to prominence, they have worked with many companies, including Nike, Clarks, Playboy, and Louis Vuitton. As you might guess, many of these products are only available for a short time. Because of this, they can be quite expensive, especially if there is a lot of demand. So, with that in mind, we've decided to recall some of the most expensive Supreme brand products released over the years.

The first Fender Stratocaster came out in 1954 and was a favorite of many guitarists, including Jimi Hendrix. In 1994 (the year Supreme was founded), Fender released the pure white design guitar. However, in 2017, Supreme and Fender worked together to make the holy grail for every streetwear fan with a musical side. They collaborated to make a classic Fender Stratocaster guitar with a white body and the Supreme box logo. As expected, it the perfectly playable and comes with a black hard case with a crushed red velvet interior. Prices currently range between $6,500 and $9,500.  However, similar guitars have reputedly sold for as much as $15,000.

In 2009, Supreme brand and the well-known English artist Damien Hirst worked together again on a set of five skateboard decks. Each of the five decks has a simple spotted design on the side that people see. On the top, there are a variety of provocative logos. Given Hirst's cult following, it is unsurprising that these works would fetch such a high price. 

The 40mm Supreme Time Zone watch was made in partnership with Jacob & Co. Without a doubt, the 51 white diamonds on the bezel of this watch make it sparkle. It has a 40mm stainless steel case, and the strap is made from red alligator leather. Furthermore, the complications on the main dial are the separate faces and components of the watch. Some of them show the time in Paris, Tokyo, and New York. Overall, this watch is unique, and it is worth its price.

The odd thing about this model is its conception date: 2003. This was when Donald Trump was still the quirky and half-crazy real estate billionaire known for his reality show The Apprentice. After over a decade, the T-shirt was worth $2,000, right before the election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The next day, this shirt from Supreme brand price skyrocketed to $23,000.

This basketball, created by the industry's finest exponent, Spalding, is a rare item you will see on the list of the most expensive Supreme brand products. The partnership between Supreme and Spalding began very quickly, in 1996, just two years after Supreme was founded. However, people think about 70 of these balls are around the globe. Apart from the distinctive all-red design, the silver slogans "EACH ONE TEACH ONE" and "WORLD FAMOUS TEAM" can be seen. Basically, this item is one of the most unique and expensive items these two brands have ever created.

Christie's sold this Max Fish pinball machine at auction on December 15, 2020, in New York City. Initially, it was worth between $26,000 and $30,000, but both Max Fish and the Supreme brand made the final sale price of $81,250. This pinball machine only produced 12 pieces. Nevertheless, one of the machines was put in the bar Max Fish in Manhattan and sold for a record amount.

The most expensive item from the Supreme brand is also one of its oddest. Interestingly, this teddy bear is the only item on this list with the word "charity" on it. However, this isn't your typical 28-inch plush toy. This Supreme x Louis Vuitton teddy bear is the ultimate fashion of royalty branding, and it sold at auction in less than 24 hours. Apparently, someone gave $110,000 to the BBC Children in Need charity for this teddy bear.

The most expensive Supreme item in the world right now is the Supreme x Louis Vuitton Malle Courrier 90 Trunk. This trunk is probably the most well-known Supreme brand item. Additionally, it is the item that shows how well the brand has worked with Louis Vuitton repeatedly. As you may know, Vuitton started making high-end trunks before moving on to fashion and accessories. This trunk was part of the Autumn 2017 collections from both companies.

In 2017, Christie's sold the trunk at auction for $125,000. More so, LV didn't sell the chest in stores. Instead, they only called a few VIP customers. At the moment only three of them are in the world right now. One of them is (or was) owned by a Top collector in Dubai who is ten years old. This Supreme brand collection includes gloves and the renowned Supreme / LV red sweater. So, you are not only buying this trunk but more beneficiary items. 

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