The Supreme Cross Varsity Jacket in Dark Green lands with the kind of quiet menace that defines the label’s most wearable statement pieces. Dropping as part of the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, this jacket reworks classic American collegiate codes through Supreme’s unflinching lens, fusing archival varsity proportions with heavy branding and a palette pulled straight from the streets. The colour story is immediate and unapologetic: a deep, forest-like dark green body that reads almost black in low light but flashes rich, earthy tones under the sun, contrasted by supple faux-leather sleeves in a slightly muted black. It’s a combination that feels both nostalgic and razor-sharp, equally at home layered over a hoodie or thrown over a simple white tee. Construction stays true to the varsity playbook but leans hard into modern fabrication. The main body is crafted from a dense, structured polyester wool-like blend that holds its shape while offering a surprising amount of day-to-day mobility. The faux-leather sleeves have a subtle grain texture, catching light in a way that mimics the look of worn-in steerhide without the weight or stiffness. That tactile interplay—the soft, matte wool against the smooth, almost glossy sheen of the leather—immediately elevates the piece above a simple replica. Inside, the jacket is lined for easy layering, and the ribbed stand collar, cuffs, and hem are done in thick striped ribbing that echoes the dark green, off-black, and cream tones, delivering that classic athletic contrast. And then there’s the graphic element that gives the jacket its name. Across the entire back, a bold cross motif is rendered in high-density embroidery or chenille patchwork—depending on the panel—creating a tactile, almost sculptural presence. The cross is bordered with cream outlining, making it pop fiercely against that dark green backdrop, while Supreme’s familiar box logo or arched wordmark sits either above or below, stitched with precise, heavy thread. On the front, the left chest carries a smaller, tonal or