Collaborations involving Stüssy, with dates and partner brands.
26 collaborations
The latest collaboration between Denim Tears and Stüssy (STÜSSY TEARS). Announced by Tremaine Emory, it goes on sale from 2/14 at the official Denim Tears store and African Diaspora Goods in New York.
A collaboration presenting a revival-style iteration of the archival 2295 model in Black Wanama / Sand Hairy Suede.
A 2024 collaboration with eYe Junya Watanabe MAN included items such as sleeveless hoodies. Many pieces rework Stüssy classics.
In spring 2024, released a sleeveless hoodie that reworked the “BASIC STÜSSY HOODIE” with cut-off details and hardware.
Stüssy and Levi’s® Collection. A two-piece collection comprising 501® jeans and a modified Type II Trucker Jacket, emphasizing self-expression and originality.
“Stüssy & Denim Tears.” The collection combines the Cotton Wreath with the Stüssy Double S logo and includes Levi’s denim, cardigans, half-zips, camouflage hunting jackets, and accessories.
A three-way collaboration between Stüssy, Our Legacy, and Denim Tears. The lineup includes three T-shirt styles representing each brand’s hometown, as well as a varsity jacket co-created with Stüssy Workshop.
2021 drop. Released in a limited edition, featuring 939 boots customized with BEN soles and embossed logos.
Shawn Stussy contributed graphics and other elements to Dior Men Pre-Fall 2020. The “Dior” logo was adapted in a Stüssy style, and hats, bags, and other items were released. Online sales were also conducted.
A summer collection by Stüssy × Vans Vault. Three styles—OG Old Skool LX, OG Chukka Boot LX, and OG Classic Slip-On LX—are offered in pastel colors.
In 2017, a collaboration with Stüssy resulted in the release of sandals based on the “MOTO OG” and featuring leaf-pattern camouflage. They had a Vibram Morflex outsole.
The first collaboration with Stüssy (2016), featuring the 1460 8 Eye and Bailey Creeper in special materials and animal prints.
The “International Workgear” capsule by Stüssy × Dickies. A workwear-based collection featuring Eisenhower jackets, pants, graphic T-shirts, and hoodies.
Presented as Spring 2015, Stüssy × Champion was listed on 3/4 with items centered on the Kings warm up jacket and Kings hockey jersey, including jacket- and hockey jersey-style items available for purchase at that time.
A fleece collection for FW14, centered on the Japanese market. Combining crewnecks, zip styles, pullovers, and more, it reworks Champion staples in the context of Stüssy.
Stüssy × Vault by Vans. A capsule centered on the Style 36 LX, Era LX, and Sk8-Hi LX, featuring skull, 8-ball, and tribal-style graphics.
A Holiday 2013 collaboration between Stüssy and Timberland. Based on the 6-inch boot, it featured waterproof nubuck, a side zipper, gold hardware, and a No. 4 logo, and was available in three colors.
A “Japan-only” capsule for Fall 2013. The Rochester “Twist Girl” motif is applied to crewnecks, and a full-zip style featuring World Tour elements on the back is also offered.
A small Fall 2012 capsule using Champion’s Reverse Weave, centered on items such as vests and short duffle coats, and finished with a minimalist approach to logo use.
A Spring/Summer 2010 collaboration between Stüssy and Dickies. Centered on worker-style shorts in a half-length cut, the collection was offered in two variations: solid khaki and plaid.
“Boneyards II” in 2010. Following the first installment, the capsule brought together the cultural backgrounds of Stüssy and NEIGHBORHOOD, offering graphic T-shirts, jackets, denim, accessories, and more.
In 2010, Stüssy and Supreme collaborated on T-shirts for the “XXX (30th anniversary)” project. Supreme’s presence stands out in this special anniversary project.
A boot collaboration with Timberland commemorating a new chapter for Stüssy NYC. New York-inspired elements were incorporated into mock-toe boots with thick soles and either 7 or 8 eyelets.
A collaboration between Stüssy and Dickies. Slim work pants featuring the Dickies and Stüssy logos side by side were released and made available at Stüssy Chapters in Japan, online, and through other channels.
A 2008 three-way footwear project, “Boneyards,” with Nike. Stüssy and NEIGHBORHOOD jointly reinterpreted the Nike Blazer and Terminator High, incorporating snake-skin-style materials and exclusive graphics.
The collaboration between Stüssy and Nike expanded in 2020. Several footwear and apparel items, including an Air Force 1 made with hemp, were released, drawing attention as an extension of the longstanding relationship between the two brands.