SupaSleeves
The latest in technical armwear
SupaSleeves launched on April 1, 2025 with 160 votes, #251 of 7,818 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
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Today Supabase announced their exclusive partnership with Patagonia to manufacture vibecoder SupaSleeves. These sleeves, which previously were destined for the landfill via the vest manufacturing process, are now available on the Supabase store.
Supabase launches vibecoder SupaSleeves Today Supabase announced their exclusive partnership with Patagonia to manufacture vibecoder SupaSleeves. These sleeves, which previously were destined for the landfill via the vest manufacturing process, are now available on the Supabase store. Supabase CTO and Head of Strategic
Today Supabase announced their exclusive partnership with Patagonia to manufacture vibecoder SupaSleeves. These sleeves, which previously were destined for the landfill via the vest manufacturing process, are now available on the Supabase store. Supabase CTO and Head of Strategic Armwear, Ant Wilson said this, “We think sleeves are going to be huge. Think about it. Every industry has their signature accessory. Cowboys have their hats. VCs have their vests. What about AI builders? We think it’ll be sleeves.” When asked about the competition Wilson replied, “We openly publish our armwear schematics. There’s no way other armwear providers can compete with our rate of execution. Supabase…from supabase.store
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