Supreme is formalizing its relationship with New York City through a new multi-year licensing agreement that will allow the streetwear label to produce merchandise featuring official municipal trademarks. The deal covers insignia belonging to the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), the New York City Police Department (NYPD), and the Made in NY program, alongside marks from other city departments.
The agreement is already reflected in Supreme’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection preview, which features authentic municipal insignia across a selection of apparel and accessories. The partnership gives the brand official authorization to work with some of New York’s most recognizable civic symbols, extending a longstanding connection between the label and the city where it was founded.
Supreme’s Licensing Agreement With New York City
Supreme secured a deal with NYC Licensing under the Mamdani administration 🗽
According to recently published documents, Supreme has struck a deal with New York City allowing the brand to use government-owned trademarks on items through 2028, with an option to extend the agreement through 2030.
The legal notice reveals that the agreement covers official city tra...