Supreme's Week 5 drop for Spring/Summer 2026 is one of the more culturally loaded of the season. The collection pairs Ghostface, the horror icon from the Scream franchise, with Supreme's signature graphic-first approach, applied across a tight range of outerwear, apparel, and accessories.
The centerpiece is the GORE-TEX Ghostface Shell Jacket, available in red and black. The construction is technical — waterproof 3-layer poly shell, taped seams, tricot backing, two-way full zip with a hidden velcro placket, and waterproof zip pockets. The Ghostface graphic runs large across the back. Retail is $568. It is the kind of piece that works as outerwear and as a collectible simultaneously, which is exactly the Supreme sweet spot.
The rest of the week's Ghostface pieces are more accessible. The New Era x Ghostface Beanie arrives in three colorways — blue, red, and black — and at Supreme beanie prices, these will move fast. The Ghostface Arc Hooded Sweatshirt retails at $188, featuring a brushed-back fleece with tackle twill logo appliqué and an embroidered graphic on the chest. The Ghostface Mesh Short rounds out the apparel with the mask graphic positioned on one leg. Supreme also included a Ghostface Mask as an accessory, which is the kind of prop-meets-product piece that ends up everywhere.
Running alongside the Ghostface pieces this week is the American Flag capsule, fronted by Juelz Santana of The Diplomats — a pairing that is very New York in its DNA. The Flag Quilted Hooded Work Jacket ($282) is the standout there, with Thinsulate insulation and an all-over flag print in both patriotic and all-black colorways.
Where to Buy
The Supreme SS26 Week 5 drop goes live Thursday, March 26 at 11 AM ET / 8 AM PT via Supreme online and in all Supreme retail locations globally. There is no wider retail distribution — Supreme sells direct only. After the drop, expect inventory to surface on StockX, Grailed, and GOAT, though the GORE-TEX jacket will command a significant premium given the hype around this particular collab.
If you are going for the jacket, have your Supreme account ready with payment and shipping pre-filled. The GORE-TEX pieces historically sell through within minutes online. In-store lines at the Lafayette Street location in New York will form early. The beanies and hoodie will have more staying power — still sell through quickly, but less instant than the outerwear.
The cultural fit here is worth noting. Ghostface Killah, the Wu-Tang rapper whose alias was directly inspired by the Scream character, has been part of the broader Supreme universe for years. The mask itself is genuinely iconic streetwear imagery. When Supreme puts the right graphic on the right silhouette, it works — and this week it works.
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