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While many of us are likely shopping for Halloween costumes, it doesn’t mean your outfit has to solely come from Party City. Why not kill two birds with one stone and consider buying some fresh gear to complete the look? Thankfully, they’re plenty of great drops to shop from this week. For those looking to dress like an extreme skier this season, Supreme is releasing some new Steep Tech gear made in collaboration with The North Face this week. If you’re too lazy to go all out on a costume, KAWS has just released some Monster Cereal T-shirts to compliment his new collaboration with General Mills. And if you’re looking to tap in to some nostalgia, LRG has got your covered with the re-release of their “Friday The 47th” hoodie from 2007.
Check out drops from these brands, and others from Rick Owens, Denim Tears, and more, below.
Release Date: Oct. 13
Where to Buy It: Supremenewyork.com and Supreme stores.
Price: TBD
Supreme will release a hefty drop this week that is led by a marquee collaboration with The North Face. As modeled in a lookbook featuring Bloody Osiris and Bloody Dior, Supreme’s latest collaboration with The North Face is an expansive collection that references icons from the outdoor label’s rich archive. This season, Supreme revived a classic Steep Tech Apogee jacket from the early-2000s. The jacket boasts plenty of pockets and motorcycle-esque padding that was originally designed for the most extreme skiing conditions. Additionally, Supreme will also release a 700-Fill down parka that revives The North Face’s Sagamartha Expedition Parka from the 1990s. Alongside these two key jackets, Supreme and The North Face will also drop Steep Tech backpacks, Steep Tech fleece hoodies, Steep Tech fleece pants, base layer pants, Steep Tech gloves, Steep Tech waist bags and a woven keychain. Aside from their collaborative collection with The North Face, Supreme is also set to drop New Era fitteds with box logos, denim baseball jerseys, brushed flannel twill shirts, and a new top with a graphic by Shaun Crawford.
Chito x NFL
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Nflshop.com
Price: $180
Chito, the world renowned artist who has previously collaborated with labels like Supreme, Arc’teryx, and Givenchy, is now bringing his recognizable airbrushed works to the National Football League. Together, Chito and the NFL have released an exclusive merchandise line that includes two limited-edition Mitchell & Ness Legacy jerseys. The release in just apart of the NFL’s ongoing “Por La Cultura” (For the Culture) merchandise collection that highlights renowned Latino designers. The two jerseys, named “Perch” and “ssss” draw inspiration from Chito’s Mexican-American background by referencing the defenders on the Mexican flag, an eagle and a serpent.Each jersey also features a patch of Chito’s iconic “Pup” character. A series of nine official airbrushed helmets will also be displayed at Estadio Azteca for the upcoming NFL international game in Mexico City.
Icecream x Crenshaw Skate Club
Release Date: Oct. 15
Where to Buy It: BBCIcecream.com
Price: $40-$130
Icecream is collaborating with Tobias McIntosh’s label Crewnshaw Skate Club for a special capsule collection. The brand’s collaboration celebrates how both labels have pushed more inclusivity in skateboarding. T-shirts, hoodies, trucker caps, skateboard decks, and hoodies will be available. Both brands will host a skatepark tour in Los Angeles to celebrate the release of the collaboration. A co-branded Icecream x Crenshaw Skate Club truck will be visiting Jackie Tatum Skate Park, Charmette Bonpua Skate Plaza, and Westchester Skate Plaza to give away free T-shirts and stickers on release day.
KAWS x General Mills
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Kawsone.com
Price: $30-$50
Anyone who’s been eating cereal these past couple weeks might have noticed that KAWS has recently lent his vision to General Mills’ popular line of Monsters Cereal. Now, just in time for Halloween, KAWS has released collectible merch tied to his milestone collaboration. T-shirts, posters, and special Monsters Cereal boxes encased in acrylic are available on KAWS online shop now. KAWS also hints on his web store that more Count Chocula, Franken Berry Boo Berry, and Fruit Brute releases are on the horizon.
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Thenorthface.com, The North Face stores, and select retailers.
Price: $25-$450
The North Face has just released it newest apparel and gear for Fall 2022. The outdoor brand continues to celebrate its rich heritage while also looking towards a better future. One of the first collections to arrive from The North Face this season is the label’s first-ever circular collection, which includes styles designed consciously to minimize waste. Products within The North Face’s circular collection were meant to be easily disassembled and recycled at the end of the garment’s lifecycle. The circular collection includes pieces for men’s, women’s, and youth. Full-zip Polartec jackets, quarter zip fleeces, pants, unisex beanies, and more are now available. The North Face also kicked off their latest season with the second iteration of their “It’s More Than A Jacket” campaign by sharing a commercial featuring Japanese Breakfast’s rendition of the hit song “The Story.” Additionally, The North Face worked with the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art this month to create a special one-day installation that exhibited North Face jackets from sponsored athletes such as Alex Honnold, designers like Angelo Baque, and artists such as RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan.
No Vacancy Inn
Release Date: Oct. 14
Where to Buy It: Novacancyinn.com
Price: TBD
No Vacancy Inn is set to release its “Born Cancelled” collection, which reinterprets the meaning of cancel culture. The brand calls into question the notion of “being cancelled,” especially when an individual has nothing to lose to begin with. The collection is inspired by the DIY origins of No Vacancy Inn and references the ‘80s punk and hardcore movements. Highlights from the collection include cargo pants, flannel hoodies, and varsity jackets that boast motifs true to the collection’s overarching theme. Graphic T-shirts, sweatshirts, and more will also be available.
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Denimtears.com
Price: $295-$310
Denim Tears has just restocked its popular Levi’s denim jackets and jeans with cotton wreath motifs. Type-2 Levi’s Trucker Jackets along with Levi’s 501 jeans are now available in three different washes. While some pairs of jeans have already sold-out, there are many sizes still available. Denim is available in light wash, white, black, and selvedge options.
Adidas x Pharrell Williams' Humanrace
Release Date: Oct. 15
Where to Buy It: Confirmed App, Adidas.com and select retailers.
Price: $250
Adidas Originals and Pharrell Williams’ Humanrace label have unveiled the NMD S1 RYAT, a boot that blends Williams’ commitment to individuality and outdoor style. The sneaker-boot hybrid champions functional design. The shoe’s upper is constructed with a mix of premium suede and leather overlays, while a rubberized TPU mudguard and toecap add to the shoe’s sense of utility. The design is completed with a Boost midsole for cushioning and a rugged outsole featuring Trefoil-shaped grip.
Le PÈRE
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Lepere.com and Neimanmarcus.com.
Price: $195-$975
Le PÈRE has released their second collection “Another Version Of Myself – Chapter II” today. Le PÈRE was founded as a canvas for creatives to express their work through clothing. The brand highlights emerging artists, designers, photographers, illustrators, and musicians to give consumers a unique perspective every season. The label’s latest collection features the work of Bráulio Amado, Cherry Kim, and Noah Baker. Elevated denim track jackets, graphic T-shirts, football jerseys, painters pants, and more are now available.
Rick Owens x Dr. Martens
Release Date: Oct. 14
Where to Buy It: Drmartens.com, Rickowens.eu, flagship stores and select partners.
Price: $370-$750
Dr. Martens has tapped Rick Owens again to deliver a fresh take on two of Dr. Martens’ most beloved silhouettes. The collection includes Owens’ take on the 1460 Quad and the 1918 boot. Rick Owens’ 1460 Quad arrives in black leather, features a 2-inch high sole, and includes a heightened tongue, heavy side zips, and wrap around laces. Whereas the 1918 boot boasts similar details in a taller silhouette along with platinum hair-on leather.
MCM x Puma
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Mcmworldwide.com, MCM stores, select Puma stores, and select luxury retailers.
Price: $500
Luxury fashion house MCM has collaborated with Puma on limited-edition versions of Puma’s Slipstream Lo. One iteration features Puma’s iconic Formstrip logo in MCM’s Vistetos monogram canvas. Another model highlights MCM’s cubic monogram print in black Italian leather. Both sneakers were produced in Italy, feature cotton shoelaces with metal tips, co-branded logo motifs on the footbed and heel tabs, a 14-karat gold-plated logo plate on leather tongues, and terry cotton lining.
LRG
Release Date: Oct. 14
Where to Buy It: L-r-g.com and Zumiez.com
Price: $120
LRG has returned right on time for Halloween with the release of one of its most iconic hoodies. The “Friday the 47th” hoody was originally released by LRG in 2007 and was the perfect follow up to their popular “Dead Serious” Hoodie that dropped in 2006. Now, 15 years later, LRG will re-release this iconic grail. As modeled by Jadakiss, the hoodie will arrive in red, black, and ash grey colorways. All the hoodies will feature a removable snap off Jason mask that’s constructed from fleece fabric with an exterior white plaster-sol print. The mask includes cut holes and dart details plus eyeholes with a see-through mesh layer. The inside hood features blood splatter prints and the hoodie itself is crafted out of mid-weight French terry. Of course, the front of the hoodie features an appliqued chainsaw, with embroidery stitching to create detailed art and branding. Each hoodie will also come with a custom LRG “Friday the 47th” hang tag.