Image via Palace
We know it’s still summertime and the temperatures are scorching, but it’s never too early to start prepping your fall wardrobe. If you are someone already eyeing a new jacket or pair of weather-ready pants, you are in luck. This week provides plenty of great options to consider.
Palace is dropping off the first items from its Fall 2021 collection, which is home to ideal fall pieces like fleece zips and Gore-Tex pants. John Elliott is also releasing a collection full of autumnal gear like nylon jackets and mohair cardigans. Elsewhere, there are new pieces from Brownstone, a great curated selection from Mr Porter, what Brigade claims to be the “world’s best T-shirt,” and more.
Check out a detailed look at all of this week’s best style releases below.
Palace Fall 2021
Release Date: Aug. 6
Where to Buy It: Palace stores and palaceskateboards.com
Price: TBD
Palace is releasing the first items from its Fall 2021 collection on Friday morning. The London skate brand’s latest season is highlighted by pieces like a pink corduroy bomber, crewneck with utility pockets, Gore-Tex pants, printed fleece zip-ups, an all-over sticker print T-shirt, Tri-Ferg graphics inspired by vintage Apple computer ads, and a Garfield collab that includes items like pants and a plush toy.
Mr Porter Super Mart
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: mrporter.com
Price: $10-$3,075
Mr Porter has launched its latest curated marketplace, Super Mart. Brands like Undercover, Better Gift Shop, Midwest Kids, and Gallery Dept. are among the 29 that are featured. Items like graphic T-shirts, hoodies, jackets, rugs, jewelry, and even coolers are available. 204 of the over 330 pieces are exclusively available through Mr Porter.
Denim Tears 'Iconography'
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: denimtears.com
Price: $45-$150
Denim Tears has restocked a number of its “Iconography” T-shirts and hoodies. Graphics include Black Jesus and Mary, a nod to Sinead O’Connor’s infamous SNL performance from 1992, flips of the Polo Sport logo from the ‘90s, and peace signs made of cotton wreaths.
Brownstone 'Chairs Missing: The Difference Between Looking & Seeing'
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: brwnstne.co
Price: $65-$1,060
Brownstone has released its latest collection, “Chairs Missing: The Difference Between Looking & Seeing.” The name is derived from the work of punk bands Wire and Ceremony. Items include pastel camp collar shirts covered in custom artwork, 13-pocket cargos, printed mohair sweaters, water resistant nylon shorts, and an array of graphics T-shirts and hoodies. Items like a green leopard print cardigan, and black trousers with colorful chainstitching are exclusively available via SSENSE.
John Elliott 'New Bones'
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: johnelliott.com
Price: TBD
John Elliott’s latest season is titled “New Bones.” Some highlights include polar fleece zip-up jackets covered in custom prints, slick leather jackets, distressed Japanese denim, and colorful mohair cardigans. As always, expect core items like hoodies and sweatpants to arrive in a variety of colorways as well. Items will gradually be released in waves with weekly drops.
Crenshaw Skate Club x Lacoste
Release Date: Aug. 6
Where to Buy It: Lacoste Melrose Place flagship
Price: $60-$100
Crenshaw Skate Club is dropping a limited collab with Lacoste exclusively at the brand’s Melrose Place outpost. Polos available in green, pink, or brown feature Lacoste’s signature crocodile stiched on the left chest, a CSC logo on the right, and the Crenshaw zip code (90008) embrordered on the back of the collar. Other items include long sleeve T-shirts with CSC’s building block graphic printed across the stomach and logo shorts.
Brigade 'Core Logo Capsule'
Release Date: Aug. 6
Where to Buy It: brigadeus.com
Price: TBD
Brooklyn’s Brigade is dropping its “Core Logo” capsule this Friday. Boxy T-shirts will be avaialble in cream/purple and black/white options that feature Brigade script on the left chest area and a large “B” logo across the back. Matching trucker hats with sewing machines and the phrase “World’s Best 9oz. T-shirt” across the front panel will also be available.
Human Made x Adidas
Release Date: Aug. 6
Where to Buy It: adidas.com, humanmade.jp, and other select retailers
Price: $120-$210
Nigo’s Human Made continues its ongoing partnership with Adidas with a brand new collection of sportswear dropping later this week. Matching T-shirts, windbreakers, belted nylon shorts, and sneakers are available in either blue/yellow or brown/orange color schemes. Each item boasts branding like the Adidas Trefoil, Human Made hearts, and the Japanese brand’s commonly used phrase, “Gears For Futuristic Teenagers.”
Fear of God Shoes
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: mrporter.com
Price: $595-$695
Fear of God has released four new shoes designed exclusively for Mr Porter. Grey and brown colorways of the espadrille both feature croc-esque leather uppers. Italian-made brown and black loafers features a similar croc print. Each sits atop a thick rubber sole.
Fucking Awesome Fall/Winter 2021
Release Date: Aug. 4
Where to Buy It: faworldentertainment.com
Price: TBD
Jason Dill’s Fucking Awesome has released its latest collection. Along with new T-shirts featuring a cherub sitting atop the brand’s recognizable logo, there are also cut and sew items like red and teal-striped work jackets and trousers, all-over logo hoodies, and furry stripes cardigans.
Vans x Neighborhood
Release Date: Aug. 6
Where to Buy It: vans.com and other select retailers
Price: TBD
Vans has collaborated with Neighborhood on a Comfycush Sk8-Hi and Era. Each features an all-black canvas and suede upper. White Neighborhood branding is written across the heel, while “THE FILTH AND THE FURY TOKYO EST. 1994” is stamped on the midsole.
Crocs X Sankuanz
Release Date: Aug. 5
Where to Buy It: Greenhouse app
Price: TBD
Crocs’ latest collab is with Chinese designer Shangguan Zhe’s Sankuanz. The result is a bulky reinterpetation of the brand’s signature clog style complete with a bulky drop-in sole and adjustable velcro strap across the midfoot, and special metal Jibbitz. Black, white, and neon green colorways are up for grabs.
G-Shock GA2200
Release Date: Aug. 6 (pre-order)
Where to Buy It: gshock.com and other select G-Shock retailers
Price: $120-$130
G-Shock is introducing three new styles as part of its durable GA2200 series. Each features a rugged case with Carbon Core Guard Structures built with outdoor use in mind. Colorways incude a grey model with metallic turquoise accents on the face, a bright orange option, and a stealthy all-black look. Other components include a Double LED super illuminator, three-year battery life, five daily alarms, world time, and interchangeable bands.
A24 x Online Ceramics 'The Green Knight'
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: shop.a24films.com
Price: $15-$55
Online Ceramics has once again collaborated with A24 for some exclusive merch inspired by its latest film, The Green Knight. Three graphics T-shirts are up for grabs with images of Sir Gawain (Dev Patel) being prominentely featured across the trio of designs. Along with Online Ceramics’ merch there is also a fantasy role playing tabletop game and a Fantasy scented candle by Joya.
Grungy Gentleman x NBA
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: grungygentleman.com
Price: $60-$85
Grungy Gentleman is a New York-based men’s lifestyle brand. Grungy Gentleman has collaborated with the NBA on T-shirts and shorts featuring the Los Angeles Lakers, Louisiana Clippers, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, Miami Heat and Philadelphia 76ers. “My vision for our NBA guy is rocking a luxury matching set paired with a vintage watch and clean trainers.” stated designer Jace Lipstein. “Shorts come down to fit, fabric and comfort. I obsessed over these three characteristics to create a pair of NBA shorts that customers will wear forever.”