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Last Friday marked the official start to Summer 2019. With the warmer weather finally here to stay (hopefully), it is the perfect time to get your closet ready for the season.
Some of the best brands on the market like Supreme, Off-White, and Kith are all delivering new product this week. Highlights include Supreme's latest photo T-shirt featuring legendary dancehall artist Buju Banton, a ton of lightweight sportswear from Kith that's perfect for combating the rising temperatures, and an '80s-inspired collection from Nike to mark the upcoming premier of Stranger Things season three.
Check out a detailed look at all of this week's best style releases below.
Only NY/Stanton St. Sports Summer 2019 Collection
Release Date: June 27
Where to Buy It: Only NY flagship store and onlyny.com
Price: TBD
Only NY has dropped the Summer 2019 collection for its Stanton St. Sports line. The offering features various branded pieces in multiple colors ranging from graphic T-shirts to caps. Standouts from the delivery include vertical-striped button-ups and nylon bottoms perfect for the summertime.
Pleasures x Reebok Capsule Collection
Release Date: June 28
Where to Buy It: pleasuresnow.com, reebok.com, and other select retailers
Price: TBD
Pleasures continues its momentum with a 12-piece Reebok collaboration. The collab has been split into two collections. The first utilizes a bright blue and green color palette, and is highlighted by a matching colorway of the Club C 85 that incorporates various Pleasures branding including "I Want The One I Can't Have" written on the left tongue tag. The second opts for much more subtle black and white options, and a BDSM-inspired design of the Aztrek runner with silver hardware detailing. Each mini capsule will include a graphic T-shirt, anorak, nylon shorts, and pants covered in a healthy amount of co-branding.
Supreme Spring/Summer 2019 T-Shirt Collection
Release Date: June 27
Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com
Price: $38-$48
Supreme drops off its collection of Spring/Summer 2019 graphic T-shirts this Thursday. Designs include an image of the World Trade Center accompanied by the phrase "Greeting From Supreme," a colorful Grim Reaper painting by artist Josh Smith, a still frame from 1931's Dracula, and more. The highlight for many will be the latest installment of the brand's popular photo T-shirt series, a photograph of Jamaican dancehall musician Buju Banton.
Off-White SSENSE Exclusive Collection
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: SSENSE
Price: $95-$745
While fans will have to wait to get their hands on the pieces from Off-White's recent Spring/Summer 2020 "PLASTIC" presentation at Paris Fashion Week, Virgil Abloh's popular brand has dropped an SSENSE-exclusive capsule collection in the meantime. Pieces include short and long sleeve T-shirts with spray paint-styled variations on Off-White's signature logos, wool sweaters with Intarsia and Jacquard knit detailing, a graphic heavy black denim jacket, and an iPhone case with tongue-in-cheek "COVER" script.
Kith Summer 2019 Capsule Collection
Release Date: June 28
Where to Buy It: Kith stores and kith.com
Price: TBD
Shortly after delivering its initial Summer 2019 collection, Kith is returning with a more sportswear-focused offering this time around. Mesh shorts feature reflective Kith branding down the right leg. Nylon and baby terry cloth shorts in various colors will also be up for grabs alongside T-shirts, jogger pants, and a footwear collaboration with Saucony.
'Stranger Things' x Nike Collection
Release Date: June 27 (Hawkins High) and July 1 (OG)
Where to Buy It: nike.com and other select retailers
Price: $32-$120
Ahead of the highly-anticipated release of Stranger Things season three this Fourth of July, Nike will release a special collaboration to mark the occasion. The offering is split into two collections, Hawkins High and OG. Each will feature T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, a trucker cap, and various retro footwear options made to resemble traditional uniforms from school gym class. The "Hawkins High" collection borrows the green and orange colors of the high school in the hit sci-fi series, while the "OG" pieces are executed in a navy blue and white motif. This collab is a great alternative for anyone who is a big fan of the show, but wants something a little more subtle than the apparel populating the racks at your local mall.
MMW x Nike Collection
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: nike.com, alyxstudio.com, and other select retailers
Price: $25-$500
Matthew M. Williams has provided his latest installment of tactical sportswear with Nike. This round sees products like face masks adorned with large Swooshes, balaclavas, sweat-wicking T-shirts, shorts, hoodies, utility vests, Sherpa fleece jackets, and more. A majority of the pieces are covered in green camouflage, while others opt for a stealthy, all-black look. The apparel collection is complemented by two colorways of the the Alyx founder's original footwear design, the Free TR Flyknit 3.
Rokit x Slam Magazine 'Crossover' Capsule Collection
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: shop.slamonline.com and rokit.one
Price: $30-$35
Iconic basketball magazine, SLAM, has collaborated with Rokit to release the special "Crossover" capsule collection. The Los Angeles-based streetwear label has crafted two graphic T-shirts and a snapback cap. One T-shirt sports vertical co-branding down the left chest and "94" across the back, a nod to SLAM being founded in 1994. The second design features a skateboarding-inspired cover of SLAM to represent Rokit's love for basketball and skate culture. The hat fuses both brands respective logos across the front.
FACETASM x Coca-Cola Capsule Collection
Release Date: Available now (L’Eclaireur in Paris), July 10 (select retailers), and July 27 (store.facetasm.jp)
Where to Buy It: L’Eclaireur in Paris (June 25), select retailers (July 10), and store.facetasm.jp (July 27)
Price: TBD
Japan's FACETASM has collaborated with Coca-Cola on a 22-piece capsule of workwear-inspired goods paying tribute to the soft drink company's 1969 "It's the Real Thing" ad campaign. Items include T-shirts, hoodies, jerseys, jackets, shorts, pants, and caps reimagined under a modern lens. Recognizable Coca-Cola branding is emblazoned across each piece. Standouts include a vertical-striped green work jacket with a branding patch on the left chest, and a deconstructed, multi-colored mesh jersey top.
