Supreme has announced the impending release of a new box logo tee benefiting COVID-19 relief, complete with original art by Takashi Murakami.
Announced Tuesday, the tee will be available online only in the US and Canada starting April 24 and runs $60. 100 percent of proceeds, per Supreme, will be donated to Help USA. The organization works to make sure "everyone has a place to call home" and focuses its efforts on families, single adults, domestic violence survivors, veterans, and more.
Below, get a closer look at the design of the charity box logo tee:
Longtime appreciators of Supreme and/or the work of Murakami will note, of course, that the two previously linked up for skate decks a few years back.
Grailed subsequently announced it will donate all proceeds from the Murakami x Supreme t-shirts to HELP USA, which the company notes is “the same charity supported by Supreme.”
Earlier this month, Supreme took out a New York Times ad to artfully remind everyone to stay at home amid novel coronavirus containment efforts.
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