Skateboard Decks

Supreme skate decks are prized as collectibles and vital skateboarding gear. New York's streetwear brand Supreme started crafting skate decks in the early 2000s to honor skate culture. Their unique designs and collaborations, like the 2007 partnership with artist KAWS featuring his "Companion" character, marked a turning point, elevating Supreme's status in both the skateboarding and art scenes.

These decks come in various materials, such as traditional 7-ply maple wood, fiberglass, and even unconventional ones like plexiglass or metal, depending on the design. Most prominently, they bear Supreme's iconic red box logo, now a symbol of status. Each deck explores diverse themes, from pop culture nods to social and political commentary. For instance, the Supreme Smurfs Skateboard draws inspiration from "The Smurfs" cartoon.

Supreme skate decks offer both artistic and functional value, matching the quality and durability of established skate brands like The Skateroom. However, they maintain exclusivity by releasing limited quantities, creating high demand among collectors and enthusiasts.

Highly regarded as collectible art and cultural artifacts, Supreme skate decks serve as excellent gifts and decor, often having significant resale value in the secondary market, making them worthwhile investments for collectors.