Supreme has revealed its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, and it includes a collaboration with Analogue Pocket — the FPGA-based retro handheld that plays original Game Boy cartridges on real hardware rather than emulation. The collection also features a Supreme-branded Dyson vacuum, a Kodak Super-8 camera, and a galvanized steel mailbox, all in Supreme's signature red.
The Analogue Pocket collab comes in two versions: a standard Supreme red edition and a second variant plated in 24K gold. The underlying hardware is the same Analogue Pocket that's earned strong praise from reviewers — IGN's Seth called it "the best possible way to enjoy your handheld gaming collection," noting it "solves the limitations of classic handhelds with a familiar but distinct style you don't find with emulation-based solutions." The device uses FPGA technology, replicating the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance's original electronics at the transistor level, which means quirky hardware features like Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble's motion controls and Perfect Dark's rumble pak work exactly as intended. The standard Analogue Pocket retails for $239.99, though stock tends to sell out fast. Pricing for the Supreme editions hasn't been announced yet, but expect them to run significantly higher — and in even more limited supply.
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