The Supreme Pumpkin S/S Top in Black arrives as a seasonal trophy from the brand’s perennial Hallowe’en capsule, a short-sleeve tee that channels the irreverent, graphic-led energy Supreme has perfected over decades. Cut from midweight cotton jersey, the top feels substantial yet breathable—the kind of fabric that holds its structure while softening incrementally with every wear. The black base is a deep, saturated true black, free of any washed-out undertones, creating the perfect backdrop for the bold artwork that defines this piece. Centered on the chest, the graphic reimagines the iconic Supreme Box Logo inside the silhouette of a plump, lantern-lit pumpkin. The pumpkin itself is rendered in a vivid, almost fluorescent orange pigment, with a thick, hand-drawn outline that gives the illustration a raw, punk-zine immediacy. The word “Supreme” is trapped neatly within the gourd’s ribs in classic white Futura Heavy Oblique, while the trademark red box logo rectangle is cleverly absent, letting the pumpkin’s natural shape contain the typography. Tiny tonal cutouts for the jack-o’-lantern’s eyes and jagged mouth are carved into the orange mass, revealing the black shirt beneath as negative space—a subtle detail that makes the print feel layered rather than flat. Above the pumpkin, a thin, curved green stem arcs upward, completing the vegetable’s silhouette. The entire graphic is applied via a plastisol screen print, heavy to the touch but precisely registered, retaining that stiff, freshly-unwrapped texture that collectors covet. The tee’s construction follows Supreme’s current house cut: a relaxed, slightly boxy fit with a reinforced ribbed crewneck that resists bacon-neck distortion, even after repeat washes. Double-needle stitching runs cleanly across the shoulders, sleeves, and hem, while the tagless interior neck print spares you the irritation of a traditional label. The short sleeves are cut wider than a vintage athletic tee, nodding to the contemporary oversized trend without swamping the torso. Supreme drops these pumpkin-themed tops around late September or early