Timothee Chalamet wore the Supreme x Wu-Tang Clan GORE-TEX Camp Cap during a recent hike. The cap comes from Supreme's Fall/Winter 2025 collection, released back in October. It retailed for $68 at launch.
The design pulls its graphic straight from Wu-Tang Clan's Triumph album artwork. That imagery covers the entire cap in a swarming bee over warm orange and yellow tones. A small black Supreme box logo sits front and center on the crown.
GORE-TEX branding runs along the side panel in bold white lettering. The cap is built from waterproof, breathable GORE-TEX 3-layer poly. Taped seams and a mesh drop lining round out the construction underneath.
This piece was part of a larger Supreme x Wu-Tang Clan capsule. That collection included a GORE-TEX shell jacket, cargo pant, hockey jersey, hoodie, beanie, and even a RZA Meissen mug and tray. A Wu-Tang branded skateboard also released as part of the drop.
This isn't Chalamet's first time reaching into that same capsule either. Back in April, he was spotted in Miami wearing the collection's RZA Tee, featuring RZA's portrait on the chest and "Protect Ya Neck" written across the back.
Timothee Chalamet Supreme x Wu-Tang Hat
Triumph originally appeared on Wu-Tang Clan's 1997 album Wu-Tang Forever. The track remains one of the group's most celebrated posse cuts, featuring verses from nearly every member. Using its artwork for a camp cap ties the collaboration directly to a specific, beloved piece of hip-hop history.
Supreme has worked with Wu-Tang Clan before, but rarely built out a collection this extensive. Pulling in performance materials like GORE-TEX gave the capsule a functional edge beyond typical streetwear branding. That combination helped the collection stand out within Supreme's broader Fall/Winter 2025 lineup.
Chalamet has quietly become one of the bigger celebrity voices in streetwear, and this cap is just the latest example. He tends to reach for pieces that feel real rather than picked for the cameras, and returning to the same Wu-Tang capsule months later backs that up.
Overall for Wu-Tang fans and Supreme collectors alike, this collection remains one of the more loaded drops from last year's lineup.
