Carnival BKK has designed exclusive promotional merchandise for Marty Supreme, consisting of shirts, hoodies and accessories for the promotion of Marty Supreme in Thailand. The collaboration was led and dealt by the Marty Supreme distributor FEARFOLKS.
“This collab is a match made in Marty-Supreme-heaven,” says Hans Audric Estialbo, CEO of FEARFOLKS. “This collaboration of elevated Thai streetwear design and Oscar-winning storytelling is a dream that all Thai people deserve.”
Anupong Kuttikul, CEO and Founder of Carnival, further added that “Working with Marty Supreme and the FEARFOLKS team feels very special. A24 has a distinct cinematic identity—bold, artistic, and culture-defining. Being part of the Thailand release of Marty Supreme is not just about producing merchandise, but about contributing to the cultural moment of the film in our market. We are honored to support the promotion and to translate the energy of the film into something tangible for Thai audiences.”
After recently celebrating its 15th anniversary, Carnival leads Thai streetwear and is recognized for blending 1990s-2000s subculture influences with modern, functional fashion. Carnival highlights its role in curating and evolving Thai streetwear, using apparel as a canvas for storytelling and personal identity. Past collaborations include Umbro, Yugioh, and local artists, producing graphic-heavy, limited-edition collections.
Meanwhile, the design ethos of the original Marty Supreme merchandise in the US, spearheaded by A24, Doni Nahmias (NAHMIAS), and Tyler, The Creator (Golf Wang), is designed to embody a “fake-it-till-you-make-it” ambition. The merchandise functions as an extension of the film’s narrative, representing themes of raw urban energy, self-invention, and the relentless pursuit of greatness.
Look out for future announcements on the design and items of the Marty Supreme x Carnival collaboration, coming soon.