SpongeBob SquarePants, Supreme and Castelli bring the craziest cyclist collection of the year

The clothing brand Supreme has just presented a preview of what will be its collection for spring/summer 2025, and there we have seen a complete cycling outfit that few could have imagined. Alongside Castelli and with the drawings of SpongeBob SquarePants as protagonists, they have just presented a collection that will be remembered for years, we don't know if for better or worse.

Supreme, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Castelli present the cycling outfit that few would have imagined

It is not the first time that Supreme and Castelli have collaborated to present a cycling outfit, they did it in 2019, but this SpongeBob one has taken the concept to another level. The iconic streetwear brand has revealed a collection of cycling clothing inspired by SpongeBob SquarePants, becoming one of the most unexpected - and extravagant - alliances we have seen so far.

The collection seems to be available in various colors (one outfit in shades of blue and another in black, gray, and pink) and is composed of a long-sleeve jersey, bib shorts, cycling cap, aerodynamic socks, and a water bottle that we are sure will become a collector's item in a few minutes.

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The image of SpongeBob and Gary, the snail, appears on each garment, with Gary shown on the back of the bib shorts, accompanied by the text "World Famous Team."

This collaboration reminds us of the one that another streetwear brand, Palace, made a reality with Rapha to design the outfit for the EF Pro Cycling team. But this time it seems that Supreme has made a riskier bet. What do you think, would you go out cycling with this kit? We'll be reading your opinions on our social media.