SupBaby by SUPPLIER Baby Cross Fur Zip Hoodie

SupBaby by SUPPLIER
A zip-up hoodie that beautifully fuses the glamorous gal culture of the 2000s with edgy contemporary street mode.
Luxuriously adorned with long-haired, dense jet-black faux fur that encircles the edge of the hood.
It enhances the face area when worn, creating a smaller facial appearance while strongly projecting a dark, luxurious atmosphere.
The body and sleeves are designed to fit the body snugly, with a cropped length that is intentionally short. This silhouette, symbolizing the Y2K revival, makes the waist appear higher and provides an excellent style-up effect when paired with high-waisted baggy denim or mini skirts.
The brand's iconic "SupBaby" logo is precisely embroidered on the left chest in a thin, edgy white script font, serving as an iconic accent against the black background.
The front features a double zip specification that can be opened and closed from both top and bottom. The zipper pull is adorned with an original metallic rhombus charm featuring the brand's logo, showcasing craftsmanship and a punkish playfulness down to the finest details.
The ribbed cuffs are set long and feature thumbholes. They make the hands look tight and stylish, adding a street-tech feel while enhancing warmth.
This is truly a cutting-edge street hoodie that elevates a typically hard black sweatshirt hoodie with the elegance of fur and a tight, skin-baring silhouette, making it feminine.
SupBaby by SUPPLIER
Launched in 2026 as the women's line of the Tokyo-based street brand "SUPPLIER."
Brand concept: "Not Your Baby."
While inheriting the street vibe of SUPPLIER, it expresses the brand's worldview by layering glamorous decorations such as rhinestones and jewel studs, and playful message graphics, based on pattern work that utilizes body lines such as cropped lengths and tight silhouettes.
Skin exposure and fit are designed not for someone else's gaze, but as details to "express the self you want to show."
It coexists with both cuteness and strength, elevating the style to that of a "Diva" standing on the street.