Supreme La Martina Zip Up Sweatshirt Navy
Current selling price — from AED 1635.04
Product Details
- Season
- SS26
- Colorway
- Navy
- Collaborative Brands
- La Martina
- Original retail price (reference only)
- AED 727
- Release Date
- 11-06-2026
The Supreme La Martina Zip Up Sweatshirt Navy (SS26) is the most heritage‑aligned colorway in the three‑option range, applying the full tri‑brand identity of Supreme, La Martina, and Jacob & Co. across a deep navy base that immediately connects to polo’s classic visual language. Built from brushed‑back fleece with a full zip closure, on‑seam hand pockets, embroidered logos on the front and back, cotton twill appliqué at the sleeve and back, and additional embroidered graphics at the chest and sleeves, the navy version maintains the same construction quality and branding density found across the black and yellow alternatives. Navy carries a historically significant role within polo and equestrian sport culture—appearing on team jackets, club blazers, warmup gear, and official association apparel. On a zip sweatshirt, it creates an effortlessly preppy, heritage‑coded look that aligns perfectly with the collaboration’s intent to treat polo tradition as a genuine cultural source rather than a surface‑level aesthetic. The brushed‑back fleece interior ensures comfort across a wide seasonal range, while the cotton twill appliqué adds dimensional texture that elevates the garment beyond standard embroidered sportswear. Within the SS26 La Martina capsule, navy also ties into the broader color story, matching pieces like the La Martina 6‑Panel in blue and other navy‑toned items across the jacket, sweatpant, and jersey lineup. This makes the navy zip sweatshirt the most naturally coordinated option for collectors building a full capsule outfit. Supreme and La Martina’s collaboration was praised for its authenticity, and the navy sweatshirt is the piece where that heritage connection reads most clearly—supported by La Martina’s official supplier role with the Argentine Polo Association and the Federation of International Polo, giving the colorway cultural credibility that feels earned rather than implied.