Kith Teams up With Warner Bros. Discovery for Superman-Inspired Capsule
Kithhas partnered withWarner Bros. Discoveryfor a newSuperman-inspired capsule collection, blending Kith's signature streetwear aesthetic with the iconic DC Super Hero.
he 17-piece collection features a wide array of apparel, accessories, and lifestyle goods that showcase Superman's visual legacy. Key highlights of the collaboration include outerwear like a satin bomber jacket (color-blocked in classic Superman hues with Kith and S-Shield appliqués) and a dramatic lightning tapestry jacket. The collection also includes hoodies, crewnecks, and vintage-washed tees, some featuring Superman alongside villains like Lex Luthor. A standout is the Lightning Vintage Tee, designed to celebrateJames Gunn's upcomingSupermanfilm that is set to release on July 11, 2025.
The collection extends to co-brandedNew Era 59FIFTYfitted caps, trucker hats, and a unique Lightning Bolt Wall Clock. The collection's appeal spans all ages, with miniature takes on adult graphics for Kith Kids and Kith Baby, featuring playful designs like 'It's a Bird! It's a Plane!' tees and Superman chain graphic bodysuits.
This collection, which fuses vintage and modern interpretations of Superman, is set to launch globally on June 2, 2025online.
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