Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
66/100
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Trendy streetwear label Supreme has cut a deal with New York City to sell shirts and other merchandise emblazoned with city-owned trademarks.
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Supreme → cut → trademarks
The agreement allows the clothing brand — loved by Justin Bieber, Madonna and other top celebs — to use trademarks such as “Made in NY” and “NYPD” on items they sell through 2028, according to a legal ad posted online.
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they → allow → ad
Under the “non-exclusive” contract with NYC Tourism + Conventions, Supreme agreed to pay the city 6% of its net profits from items sold using city logos and a lump sum of $22,000.
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Supreme → agree → 22,000
The city’s nonprofit marketing and tourism arm also has the option to extend the pact through 2030.
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arm → have → 2030
Supreme has already begun hawking items like zip-up DSNY hoodies promoting city sanitation workers and baseball caps emblazoned with the FDNY logo.
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Supreme → begin → logo
The DSNY hoodies fetch $188 a pop while the FNDY caps run $58 each.
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caps → fetch → 58
Customers at the label’s flagship store on the Bowery in Manhattan hailed the partnership last Wednesday.
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Customers → hail → partnership
“People want to represent New York,” said Katherine Donnelly, a first-time Supreme shopper who works for the city’s Department of Design and Construction.
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who → want → Design
“With designs like these logos, what would make it cool would be the specificness of New York.
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it → make → York
Like if you go somewhere else repping it, people know you’re buying from this store.”
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you → go → store
Will Guartan, a frequent Supreme shopper, said the Fire Department hats and DSNY “collab” were so hot they quickly sold out.
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they → say → ?
People are drawn to New York City merch,” he said.
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he → draw → merch
Julian Eversley, a retail worker at Supreme, said the company is betting the Big Apple brand will be lucrative – and lead to great products for customers.
“I think it would be sick if they go about it in the right way,” Eversley said.
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Eversley → say → way
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Report → start → news
“Supreme is like a New York brand, and they kind of trailed away from that a little bit.
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they → trail → that
It’d be cool to see something that’s like very New York-based.”
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that → see → something
Alyssa Schmid, a NYC Tourism + Conventions spokesperson, said it “welcome[s] partnerships with brands who want to support New York City trademarks,” which also includes Nike and J. Crew.
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which → say → Nike
The New York Post has also partnered with Supreme — both in 2018 and again in August — by twice running limited-edition wraparound cover advertisements promoting the streetwear brand.
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Post → partner → brand
Both editions quickly became sought-after collectibles.
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editions → become → ?
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