the bowls at supreme stores

[shpongle]

is anyone allowed to skate in the back? those bowls look like a slip n slide lot of slipping around..lots of fun!

[os89]

Sure just go and drop on in

[Esmith5488]

Don’t know about supreme, but orchard built a bowl in their shop and those dudes rule

[VHS ERA]

Supreme employees starts crying if you touch folded T shirts, so my guess is no not anyone can skate it.

[Esmith5488]

Supreme employees starts crying if you touch folded T shirts, so my guess is no not anyone can skate it.

In all fairness I fucking hated folding shirts when I managed a vans.

[CHONGO]

Supreme employees starts crying if you touch folded T shirts, so my guess is no not anyone can skate it.

[Jive Turkey]

Supreme has always had a reputation for being warm and welcoming, so I'm sure it's fine.

[arrbee]

Supreme has always had a reputation for being warm and welcoming, so I'm sure it's fine.

Some years back I was skating LES, finished the session and went over to Supreme to grab a hat and a hoodie. Employee was super disrespectful to the few hypebeast types floating around the store. As he approached me I was bracing for impact after hearing the way he was talking to dudes in there. Not sure if it's cause I had my board with me or what but he was super pleasant to me, explained their whole we only keep one of a thing on the rack if I need something they'll grab it from the back. Talked about skating for a few minutes. When I checked out he threw in a ton of box logo stickers, way more than the standard 1 or 2 they usually do. For what it's worth I would probably be burnt out after dealing with thousands of hypebeasts a day too, and would for sure talk shit to them cause they're still gonna buy the shit.

With this knowledge I would say you'll have to know someone or be someone to get a session in.

[os89]

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Supreme has always had a reputation for being warm and welcoming, so I'm sure it's fine.

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Some years back I was skating LES, finished the session and went over to Supreme to grab a hat and a hoodie. Employee was super disrespectful to the few hypebeast types floating around the store. As he approached me I was bracing for impact after hearing the way he was talking to dudes in there. Not sure if it's cause I had my board with me or what but he was super pleasant to me, explained their whole we only keep one of a thing on the rack if I need something they'll grab it from the back. Talked about skating for a few minutes. When I checked out he threw in a ton of box logo stickers, way more than the standard 1 or 2 they usually do. For what it's worth I would probably be burnt out after dealing with thousands of hypebeasts a day too, and would for sure talk shit to them cause they're still gonna buy the shit.

With this knowledge I would say you'll have to know someone or be someone to get a session in.

Similarly I went into the original spot like 10+ years ago? No one else was in there but me, same thing. Whoever it was, was cool, grabbed the hat I wanted from the back and threw in a few extra stickers. It was rainy out so maybe just a slow day, but he didn't cool guy me at all which is what I was expecting.

[50mm]

Sure you can skate it, but then you have to step foot in supreme.

[HyenaChaser]

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Supreme has always had a reputation for being warm and welcoming, so I'm sure it's fine.

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Some years back I was skating LES, finished the session and went over to Supreme to grab a hat and a hoodie. Employee was super disrespectful to the few hypebeast types floating around the store. As he approached me I was bracing for impact after hearing the way he was talking to dudes in there. Not sure if it's cause I had my board with me or what but he was super pleasant to me, explained their whole we only keep one of a thing on the rack if I need something they'll grab it from the back. Talked about skating for a few minutes. When I checked out he threw in a ton of box logo stickers, way more than the standard 1 or 2 they usually do. For what it's worth I would probably be burnt out after dealing with thousands of hypebeasts a day too, and would for sure talk shit to them cause they're still gonna buy the shit.

With this knowledge I would say you'll have to know someone or be someone to get a session in.

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Similarly I went into the original spot like 10+ years ago? No one else was in there but me, same thing. Whoever it was, was cool, grabbed the hat I wanted from the back and threw in a few extra stickers. It was rainy out so maybe just a slow day, but he didn't cool guy me at all which is what I was expecting.

I’m going to add that when I first visited New York a few years ago I had my board and actually expected to get vibed, I clearly wasn’t buying anything. Dudes were cool to me and the most side eye I got was to check out the paint job on my grip.

There definitely seems to be something to having a skated board with you while visiting.

[banksandledges]

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Supreme has always had a reputation for being warm and welcoming, so I'm sure it's fine.

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Some years back I was skating LES, finished the session and went over to Supreme to grab a hat and a hoodie. Employee was super disrespectful to the few hypebeast types floating around the store. As he approached me I was bracing for impact after hearing the way he was talking to dudes in there. Not sure if it's cause I had my board with me or what but he was super pleasant to me, explained their whole we only keep one of a thing on the rack if I need something they'll grab it from the back. Talked about skating for a few minutes. When I checked out he threw in a ton of box logo stickers, way more than the standard 1 or 2 they usually do. For what it's worth I would probably be burnt out after dealing with thousands of hypebeasts a day too, and would for sure talk shit to them cause they're still gonna buy the shit.

With this knowledge I would say you'll have to know someone or be someone to get a session in.

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Similarly I went into the original spot like 10+ years ago? No one else was in there but me, same thing. Whoever it was, was cool, grabbed the hat I wanted from the back and threw in a few extra stickers. It was rainy out so maybe just a slow day, but he didn't cool guy me at all which is what I was expecting.

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I’m going to add that when I first visited New York a few years ago I had my board and actually expected to get vibed, I clearly wasn’t buying anything. Dudes were cool to me and the most side eye I got was to check out the paint job on my grip.

There definitely seems to be something to having a skated board with you while visiting.

Yes. Because almost everyone that works at a supreme skates. One of the few places I know that being a skater actually gets you better treatment.