Larry Clark Hooded Varsity Jacket Navy

The Supreme x Larry Clark Hooded Varsity Jacket Navy combines the classic varsity jacket silhouette with a photograph by Larry Clark, which serves as the central visual element of the entire design. The navy blue base gives the jacket a more subdued look, while the large appliqués on the hood and back provide a striking contrast and directly reference the American photographer’s work. Supreme used Clark’s original photographs here instead of standard graphics created exclusively for the collection. The jacket is made from a wool blend, and the interior features insulation and a quilted satin lining. The jacket features a full-length zipper and has two inset hand pockets at the bottom of the front, as well as an additional inside chest pocket. The cuffs and hem are finished with a knitted ribbed trim, preserving the characteristic proportions of a classic varsity jacket. The most important part of the design is the printed twill appliqués placed on the back and hood. They feature original photographs by Larry Clark, including motifs associated with his documentary work and his 1971 album *Tulsa*. Rather than limiting the collaboration to a small signature or logo, the photographs were treated as the dominant element on the back of the jacket. An embroidered logo is placed on the chest, providing a more subtle accent compared to the large photographic compositions on the back. The navy fabric effectively sets off the light-colored and multicolored sections of the appliqués, ensuring that the individual photographs remain clear despite their intricate layout. The Supreme x Larry Clark Hooded Varsity Jacket Navy stands out primarily for its combination of a heavier, classic varsity construction with Clark’s documentary photography. The wool blend, quilted satin lining, large hood, and photographic appliqués give the design a much more elaborate form than standard Supreme jackets, which are primarily based on branding.