Drenched in a defiant, head-turning wash of vivid purple, the Supreme x Mike Kelley Banner Tee “Purple” delivers an instant dose of subversive art-school energy to your rotation. This isn’t just a graphic tee—it’s a wearable exhibition piece born from one of Supreme’s most irreverent artist collaborations. Crafted from heavyweight 100% cotton jersey, the tee is cut for a classic, boxy fit that stays true to Supreme’s signature skate-ready silhouette, with a ribbed crew neckline that holds its shape wear after wear. The star of the show is, without question, the back panel. Spanning almost the entire width of the shirt is a large-scale screen-printed reproduction of Mike Kelley’s deliriously weird “The Purple Glob.” This is Kelley at his most anarchic: a lumpy, anthropomorphic purple blob that seems to pulsate with chaotic, comic-strip energy, rendered in saturated violet tones layered with offset shadows and gritty halftone textures that mimic the look of vintage underground zines. The print itself is executed with a heavy, slightly raised plastisol ink application that feels satisfyingly tactile, giving the grotesque character an almost three-dimensional presence on the fabric. Fine details in the print—like smudged outlines and deliberately off-register colour separations—echo Kelley’s fascination with memory, misrecollection, and the detritus of pop culture, directly referencing the artist’s own notes on the “misrecollection of the narrative” surrounding this bizarre creature. Up front, the design takes a cleaner, more logo-driven approach. The chest features a compact Supreme box logo print in a stark contrasting white or a tonal lilac, depending on the