Chrome Hearts Collaborations: A Verified List of Official Partnerships

Chrome Hearts has documented collaborations with the Rolling Stones, Comme des Garçons, BAPE, Rick Owens, Off-White, Bella Hadid, Drake, Baccarat, Drake's NOCTA line with Nike and the Japanese jeweler MIKIMOTO, along with family-linked projects such as Matty Boy and Deadly Doll. This guide lists only partnerships that Chrome Hearts or reputable press have confirmed, with the year and what was actually made. It is not exhaustive, and it deliberately leaves out items sold as collabs that we could not verify.

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What counts as a collaboration, and what does not

Before the list, a distinction that clears up most confusion. A collaboration is a project where two named parties made something together and the pairing was announced or covered by reputable press. A custom is a one-off piece where Chrome Hearts hardware is added to someone else's product. Complex, for example, notes that the brand's silver dagger hardware has appeared on custom Air Jordan 1s and Rolex watches. Those are custom jobs, not collections. A store exclusive is simply a Chrome Hearts piece sold in one location. And a 'Chrome Hearts x' label in a resale title proves nothing on its own, because anyone can type it.

Music and rock-and-roll

The Rolling Stones (2002 onward)

WWD reports that Chrome Hearts first made leather jackets, accessories and jewelry with the Rolling Stones' lips-and-tongue motif in 2002, for the band's Forty Licks world tour. In December 2016 the brand rebooted the collection in blue for the release of the Stones' album Blue & Lonesome, with hooded sweatshirts, leather jackets, silver belt buckles, rings and more, sold first at Selfridges in London and then at Chrome Hearts stores in New York and Paris. Japanese magazine Openers also covered a 2015 release of rings, safety pins, ball chain necklaces, long sleeves, leather mail bags and silk scarves, which shows the partnership has been revisited several times.

Drake (2021 and 2025)

In May 2021 WWD covered a Chrome Hearts-customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan made for Drake, displayed for a week at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami. It was a first for the brand with the automaker, according to Laurie Lynn Stark, and came with a capsule for his Certified Lover Boy album that included jeans in a custom wash, pullover hoodies and shearling teddy bears, sold exclusively at the Chrome Hearts store in Miami.

In December 2025 Drake's NOCTA label, a Nike line, released a camouflage collection built from Chrome Hearts cross motifs. Hypebeast reported a puffer jacket, a T-shirt and a crewneck sweatshirt, while Sole Retriever listed a puffer, a T-shirt, a long sleeve and a hoodie, so the exact lineup differs by outlet. Sole Retriever said the collection dropped without notice at the Chrome Hearts Los Angeles flagship and sold out almost immediately, with no online release. Reports about NOCTA footwear are less settled. Hypebeast's January 2026 coverage of an Air Force 1 was explicitly based on leaked images with no confirmed release. We could not find confirmation that it was ever released, so we do not count it here.

Fashion and streetwear brands

Comme des Garçons (2007 and 2021)

Hypebeast reported in November 2007 that Comme des Garçons and Chrome Hearts made a series of pendants and garments, available at Dover Street Market. Complex says the relationship goes back to the 1990s, when Rei Kawakubo showcased Chrome Hearts' goods for a season at the Comme des Garçons flagship in Aoyama, Tokyo. The two returned in late 2021 with a capsule of 19 pieces that Hypebae reported was exclusive to the Comme des Garçons store in Osaka.

BAPE (2009)

Hypebeast covered an A Bathing Ape x Chrome Hearts T-shirt release that went on sale at BAPE stores on September 19, 2009, in men's, women's and children's sizes. The project also included a limited Baby Milo plush toy reported at only 12 pieces worldwide.

Rick Owens (2010)

Vogue reported in 2010 that Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark had partnered with Rick Owens on his furs, leather jackets and knits, now embellished with silver Chrome Hearts motifs, available in Paris and New York.

Off-White (2015 to 2018)

According to Complex, Virgil Abloh's Off-White worked with Chrome Hearts in 2015 on a capsule of T-shirts and trucker hats, followed by another capsule the next year. In 2018 came a bright orange co-branded hoodie and a collection for Art Basel Miami. Abloh called Chrome Hearts one of his favorite brands. The Off-White pieces are some of the best-documented collaborations in this list.

adidas Stan Smith (2016)

In January 2016 Hypebeast reported a Chrome Hearts customization of the adidas Originals Stan Smith, with subtle metal details on the eyelets and a shoelace tag carrying the Chrome Hearts insignia. It was first available through Alchemist, a retailer in Miami.

MIKIMOTO (2026)

In 2026 Hypebeast covered two jewelry collections made with MIKIMOTO, the first in white gold and a second in 22k yellow gold, combining Akoya pearls and diamonds with Chrome Hearts cross hardware. Hypebeast's own reports differ on release timing for the second collection, so check current availability before relying on the details.

Artists, models and the Stark family

Robert Mapplethorpe (2010 and 2014)

Hypebeast reported in July 2010 that Chrome Hearts made hi-top sneakers and jewelry with the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation. Architectural Digest later noted that at the Miami store opening in late 2014 the brand revisited a jewelry and scarf collaboration using archival imagery from the Mapplethorpe Estate.

Bella Hadid (2017)

Vogue reported that Chrome Hearts x Bella debuted at the Chrome Hearts store in Paris in March 2017, and WWD covered its UK launch at Selfridges that May. WWD described the line as created by Jesse Jo Stark and Hadid together, mixing archive-inspired pieces with new designs such as leopard print and pleated miniskirts.

Matty Boy and Deadly Doll

Two ongoing projects sit close to the family. Matt DiGiacomo's Matty Boy and Sex Records pieces are covered in our Matty Boy guide. Deadly Doll, the brand of singer Jesse Jo Stark, has its own Deadly Doll guide covering how it relates to the main label.

Crystal, food and objects

WWD describes Chrome Hearts and the French crystal maker Baccarat as having a decade-long collaboration covering vessels, cups and ashtrays, including a decanter and tumbler set with the Pyramid Plus motif sold in Chrome Hearts stores from June 2021. Baccarat still appears as a category on the Chrome Hearts website. In 2015 WWD also reported that Ladurée ran a macaron and tea cafe inside the Miami store, with a collectible macaron box.

Collabs we could not verify

Search suggestions show people asking about Chrome Hearts with Supreme, Uggs, Birkenstock and Converse. We found no announcement of any of those from Chrome Hearts or in the fashion press we reviewed, so we treat them as unverified. Some may be customs, and some may simply be fakes. Rumors about upcoming projects also circulate before anything is announced, as with the NOCTA sneaker leak above. Until a collaboration is confirmed by the brand or reputable outlets, do not pay a premium for it.

How collaboration pieces are usually released

The pattern across the confirmed projects is narrow distribution. The Certified Lover Boy capsule was sold only at the Miami store, the NOCTA collection dropped at the Los Angeles flagship, the Comme des Garçons capsule was exclusive to Osaka, Bella Hadid's line launched at Selfridges, the BAPE shirts went to BAPE stores and the Baccarat barware to Chrome Hearts stores. That is why provenance matters when you see one on the resale market. For a wider look at location-specific releases, see our guide to Chrome Hearts exclusives.

Buying a collaboration piece pre-owned

• Match the piece to a documented project. If a seller says it is from a collaboration, the year and collaborator should line up with a reputable source like those above.
• Ask where and when it was bought. For a location-specific release, a believable purchase story is a useful signal, though it is never proof on its own.
• Authenticate the Chrome Hearts side normally. Collaboration branding does not replace the usual checks on labels, stitching and hardware. Our guide to authenticating Chrome Hearts hoodies and T-shirts covers the apparel checks.
• Be careful with dated claims. Resale titles often give a year or a store, and these are the seller's claims, not facts.
• Check condition against the photos. Collaboration prints and finishes can wear unevenly, so ask for close-ups.

Pieces from several of these projects, including Off-White, the Rolling Stones, Bella Hadid and NOCTA, have passed through our inventory, and each is authenticated and graded Brand New, Excellent, Great, Good or Fair. Browse current hoodies and zip-ups and jeans. To see pieces in person, book a private visit at our NYC Showroom. It is appointment-only and walk-ins are not accepted. If you own a collaboration piece, Sell To Us with photos for a same-day offer.

The bottom line

Chrome Hearts collaborations tend to be limited, store-specific and quietly released, which is part of their appeal and also makes them easy to misdescribe. Stick to what a reputable source has confirmed, treat a 'Chrome Hearts x' headline as a starting point rather than proof, and verify the piece in hand.