An exhibition brings together Supreme skateboards and the coolest items

When James Jebbia founded Supreme in 1994, most likely, he did not imagine that people would be delirious for his brand and would buy up his products, accumulating them and storing them as a precious treasure. Now, two of the largest collectors of the US company have joined their archive of wonders, authenticated by StockX, for a high street rate exhibition. Inferno, hosted from 2 to 16 December at the Jason Vass Gallery in Los Angeles, will give the opportunity to see the complete collection of Ryan Fuller's 243 Supreme skateboards , from the capsule pieces with Louis Vuitton to an extremely rare pair of the late '90s, and the line of accessories (except the foosball table) by Yukio Takahashi. Among the 1,306 objects of the manager of Bazamn, there is everything: pins, stickers, lighters, cups, lamps, boxes, cases for iPhone, chairs, sports equipment, punching bag, kayak, carpets, ... mostly decorated with the unmistakable red Supreme.

Their value? It is estimated that only the Fuller skate collection is worth more than $2 million. Not bad! If you are interested in buying someone, remember that it will be auctioned in mid-January at Sotheby's.