With or without Supreme's stamp of approval, there's virtually no way you can go wrong with wearing this garment. In the hyper-flexible (if, slightly boring) colorways of black or brown, this is one piece of outerwear that should fold in nicely alongside anything within your closet. That said, the sherpa fleece on the collar gives this a slight "retro" flight jacket feel. We'd suggest some dark selvedge jeans or trim work trousers to for a rugged, but clean, look.

With all the detailing on these trousers, there's a lot of ways to wear these—whether you want to go full flight suit and pair these with a bomber jacket, or cop a pair in the brightest color possible (in this case, orange) and wear them with something simple. If nothing else, we'd cosign going full workwear and rocking these zippered pants with a trusty pair of Timbs. Bonus points if they're from a Supreme collaboration.

Honestly, the fact that these bottoms have a back pocket puts them above your run-of-the-mill Champion or Russell sweatpants. But, even still, these are casual bottoms all the same, so we bet that you'll be wearing these casually around the house in whatever T-shirt you have lying around. In the event that you do wear these outdoors, keep things simple. While your pants are cursing out everyone who happens to pass by, wearing these sweats with simple sneakers (think solid white or black) will be a reminder that some of the coolest aspects of your fit are those that remain understated. Besides, as New Yorkers already know, there are very few garments that don't look good with a pair of all-white Air Force 1s.

With the holidays approaching, there's going to be more than one occasion that has you checking up on your formalwear. While this Supreme drop isn't going to necessarily help you get fully suited up, take a cue from Connor McGregor and rock this (faux) fur outwear on top of a crisp suit. Speaking of McGregor, while a "Fuck You" suit would be a very on-brand pairing for a Supreme garment, that level of consistency is certainly not required.

Damn near nothing else screams "Fall/Winter" like a flannel, and this quilted iteration is sure to keep you warm as one season transitions into the other. With such a bold statement (literally) on the back, this garment is best worn with your favorite graphic tee (in fall) or hoodie (in winter). "Fuck the rest."