Supreme
New York, NY 10012-3304
Phone: (212) 966-7799
- Cross Street:
- Prince Street
- Directions:
- B, D, F, Q at Broadway-Lafayette
- Hours:
- Mon-Sat 11:30am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm
Editorial Review for Supreme – by Minya Quirk
In Short
White walls, a chrome interior and neat displays let you know that Supreme is serious about its thing: skating. Clientele includes serious skaters and cute wannabes. Supreme offers skateboards and wheels by Girl Chocolate, Zoo York, Infamous and City Stars, and the store will put one together for you for $120. Check out Supreme's cleverly designed in-house brand of T-shirts, clothing and accessories, along with labels like DC, Lakai and Good Enuf. Also find skating sneaks by Gravis and Axion.
Editorial content is independent of paid advertisers. Any expenses are paid for by Citysearch.
Insider Tips
When to GoThe store regularly mounts rotating art exhibits.
The ExtrasLook out for limited-edition collaborations with artists like Takashi Murakami on skateboard decks and clothing.
User Reviews for Supreme
06/03/2007 Posted by elimn8tr
This place is garbage we were treated like homeless people. The staff is so uppity and stand offish. Dude you are not a white collar wall street type so lose the attitude. The selection is very lacking. Boards and Blades has a better selection and thats not saying much. Wow macys has a better zoo york section. Supreme a$$holes is what they should call this place. Get over yourselves please.
Pros: That i didnt buy anything in this garbage a$$ establishment
Cons: atttitude, prices, selection, staff...etc
05/31/2007 Posted by warpedvinyl
How corporate do you have to be to have a giant LCD screen in your window? Maybe they could have skipped the big flashy TV and instead lowered their insanely high prices. I normally go to Autumn or sometimes KCDC but was in the area and decided to check this place out. The clerk was really pretentious which is crazy for someone who's paycheck comes from Stussy. Go figure. I won't be back and wouldn't recomend it to you either.
Pros: It's a skateboard shop.
Cons: It feels like a skateboard shop run by Stussy.
