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1. www.nytimes.com › 2012/11/22 › fashionGuerrilla Fashion: The Story of Supreme - The New York Times

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   Nov 21, 2012 · Opened in 1994 by its press-shy founder, James Jebbia, the Lafayette Street store pioneered an art-gallery-cum-storage-facility chic, with its white walls and plywood shelving. The Container...

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3. www.complex.com › style › aHow Fairfax Became the Mecca of Streetwear: An Oral History

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   Feb 25, 2019 · James Jebbia and co. wound up on North Fairfax Avenue, part of a sleepy Los Angeles neighborhood known for the businesses that served its mostly Jewish community. The brick-and-mortar was...

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Supreme_(brand)Supreme (brand) - Wikipedia

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   Jebbia explained that he opened Supreme in Lower Manhattan because at the time there was nowhere else to buy skate products in the area. In 2004, a second location was opened on North Fairfax Ave in Los Angeles, California, which is nearly double the size of the original New York City store.

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   What happened to James Jebbia?

   • The store would be only its fifth retail outpost. James Jebbia and co. wound up on North Fairfax Avenue, part of a sleepy Los Angeles neighborhood known for the businesses that served its mostly Jewish community. The brick-and-mortar was unlike anything anyone in the area had seen.

   How Fairfax Became the Mecca of Streetwear: An Oral History

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   Who is James Jebbia?

   • James Jebbia (born July 22, 1963) is an American-British businessman, fashion designer and former child actor. He is known for being the founder of the skateboarding shop and clothing brand Supreme . James Jebbia was born on July 22, 1963, in the United States.

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   Who is Jebbia & why is he a mystery?

   • PERHAPS its biggest mystery is its founder, Mr. Jebbia. A sphinxlike figure and keeper of the Supreme faith, he rarely grants interviews. In fact, he did not consent to a formal interview until a reporter’s third visit to Supreme’s loft headquarters on Wooster Street, with its soaring white walls and hushed air.

   Guerrilla Fashion: The Story of Supreme - The New York Times

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   Why did Jebbia move to New York?

   • Jebbia devoured style magazines like The Face and I-D, and spent weekends window-shopping in London. For a time he worked in a Duracell battery factory. But New York held a firm grip on his imagination, so after a visit in 1983 to his father, then living in West Virginia, he moved to Staten Island, into a $500-a-month apartment.

   Guerrilla Fashion: The Story of Supreme - The New York Times

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6. therealdeal.com › new-york › 2018/01/09Impresario behind skateboarding brand Supreme buys $5.5M ...

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   Jan 9, 2018 · James Jebbia, the founder of skateboard brand Supreme, and his wife Bianca purchased a harbor-side home in the Springs section of East Hampton for $5.5 million, 27 East first reported.

7. www.27east.com › real-estate-news › supreme-founderSupreme Founder Jebbia Buys $5.5 Million ... - 27 East

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   Jan 3, 2018 · It was a full decade before the next Supreme location opened, this one on North Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, which features an indoor skate bowl. There are now 11 locations, which include...

8. www.gessato.com › supreme-founder-james-jebbias-loftSupreme Founder James Jebbia’s Loft - Gessato

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   View all 13 Photos. Home sweet home for the Jebbias captures the city life in a peaceful nutshell. James Jebbia has been the king of skate culture, clothing them in board meets street apparel known as Supremefor nearly 20 years. His crib reflects a family life, this time keeping his skate influences at work.

9. www.complex.com › style › aJames Jebbia Looks Back on the Beginning of Supreme ... - Complex

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   Jul 24, 2019 · James Jebbia Looks Back on the Beginning of Supreme in Rare Interview. Supreme will never die. By Trace William Cowen. Jul 24, 2019 ... Los Angeles, and Japan. Additionally, ...