Supreme and Hiroshi Fujiwara’s GOODENOUGH Are Back in 2025

stature as the ‘godfather of streetwear’ originated with the Japanese muso's 1990s brand , at which he generated mega-hype alongside wildly expensive graphic t-shirts. In 2007, Fujiwara’s label collaborated with on a handful of tees and long sleeves, all of which remain ultra rare. Today, nostalgic Japanese streetwear fans are rejoicing, because leaks have disclosed that GOODENOUGH and Supreme are back in business – and this time around, they're also dropping an !

While we’re pretty psyched that GOODENOUGH might make a return, we’re still taking this news with a grain of salt, because the Fujiwara-led imprint have been defunct for a long time now. Still, considering the number of grails being resurrected in 2025, we wouldn’t drop our toast at hearing confirmation.

Leaks are coming via @dropsgg who have provided a mockup of what we can expect the model to look like, highlighting the leopard-print, pony-hair Swoosh.

Neither Supreme, Nike nor Hiroshi Fujiwara have confirmed the existence of this collaboration as of yet, but keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker to stay updated.