8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
Featuring Supreme, NemeN, GOOD ART HLYWD, Palace and more.
With another week we have yet another installment of our product drops series, this time marked by a host of standout releases. Leading the list is the release of Supreme‘s sixth Spring/Summer 2020 drop and Palace‘s collaboration with EVISU.
Accompanying the Week 6 drop this week is Supreme’s next team-up of the season with Automobili Lamborghini, centered around bright colors drawn from Lamborghini’s most famous automobiles like the Diablo, Murciélago and Aventador. Aside from being dressed in rich black, blaze orange or neon green tones, each offering found in the seven-piece capsule makes use of the Italian automaker’s iconic bull logo.
Taking a break from its Spring 2020 collection releases, Palace’s latest collaborative range is centered around EVISU’s signature denim offerings marked with a co-branding take on the iconic seagull logo.
Standout collaborations this week include Mark Gonzales and adidas Skateboarding‘s “Shmoofoil” apparel collection and Children of the Discordance‘s exclusive release for Dover Street Market Ginza. Other notables include NemeN‘s bold tie-dye treated SS20 collection and GOOD ART HLYWD‘s War Pins for Coronavirus (COVID-19) support. Rounding up this week’s product drops is Kazuki Kuraishi‘s “Lemon” Collection for The North Face‘s Urban Exploration division and IISE‘s SS20 collection.
GOOD ART HLYWD Coronavirus Aid Relief War Pins
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GOOD ART HLYWD has put together two War Pins in aid of supporting those in need during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Offering a lighter take on the current situation, the accessories are marked with designs themed around the phrases “Keep ‘Em Clean” and “6 Feet Apart.” The pins are made from sterling silver and feature a brass pin for secure placement on any item of you choice. Artwork comes courtesy of Florian Bertmer – a German illustrator known for his work in the hardcore punk, grindcore and metal scene. 50 percent of all proceeds will be donated to a person or business in need during the pandemic.
When: Now
Where: GOOD ART HLYWD
NemeN SS20 Collection
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Opting for bold colors, NemeN‘s SS20 sees its technical aesthetic reimagined with evocative rich tie-dye treatments.
Despite the new focus, functional garments still boast asymmetric zippers, voluminous hoods and bespoke textiles built off the label’s preferred codes. Gradient dyes further elevate jackets that sport internal backpack slings, while adjustable cargo vests for extra storage space and additional layering capabilities. NemeN branding is found on front-facing straps and shoulder panels cropped above the left sleeve, for practical adornment.
When: Now
Where: HBX
IISE SS20 Collection
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Drawing from South Korea’s prominence in the global marketplace, established Seoul-based imprint IISE re-imagined itself as a dominating future corporate entity for Spring/Summer 2020.
The label’s reinterpretation of uniforms through a series of fictional subsidiary companies: IISE Chemical/Pharmaceutical Division, IISE Heavy Industries, and its mother company, IISE CORP. Technical fabrications dominate the collection with functional textiles manipulated to express contemporary takes on traditional silhouettes. Riddled throughout are subtle details like schematic and warning label designs, logos embedded into styling and proud pocketing in unexpected places. Rounding up the SS20 collection are pieces that utilize GORE-TEX toolings to continue the technical theme tied to IISE CORP.
When: Now
Where: IISE & LUISAVIAROMA
DSM Ginza-Exclusive Children of the Discordance Collection
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Dover Street Market Ginza has tapped Children of the Discordance for an exclusive SS20 capsule.
The collection is comprised of a concho jacket, shirts, pants, and bucket hats that sport a design never used by Children of the Discordance before. All items made from U.S. and European bandanas from the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s, utilized in a patchwork manner on signature pieces such as the multicolored and multi-patterned shirt.
Children of the Discordance’s concho jacket appears in both red and blue iterations and is cut to drape from the shoulders, adding volume and billowing element. The bucket hats complete with clean stitching and metal side eyelets, while trousers sport a relaxed cut. Alongside the bandana pieces is a selection of hand graffiti-painted deadstock military garments, and an array of reconstructed vintage T-shirts from Stüssy, which now appear as patchwork hoodies and restitched T-shirts.
When: Now
Where: Dover Street Market Ginza
Mark Gonzales x adidas Skateboarding “Shmoofoil” Collection
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Continuing their longstanding relationship, Mark Gonzales and adidas Skateboarding have come together on the “Shmoofoil” signature apparel collection.
The special range features pieces range from the graffiti-style “Shmoofoil” repeat-print hoodies and matching sweatpants to a clean minty green hoodie that’s finished with the collaborative emblem in orange. Other standouts include a cream track jacket complete with purple chest embroidery, a set of purple shorts, and a range of logo-adorned T-shirts.
When: April 1
Where: adidas Skateboarding
Supreme SS20 Collection Week 6 Online Release
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Keeping its Spring 2020 releases coming, Supreme has now readied the Week 6 drop of its latest seasonal collection.
Leading the drop is a team-up with Automobili Lamborghini, centered around bright colors drawn from Lamborghini’s most famous automobiles like the Diablo, Murciélago and Aventador, each offering also makes use of the Italian automaker’s iconic bull logo. Comprised of seven pieces, the capsule features hooded work jackets, hockey jerseys, short-sleeve shirts, mechanic coveralls, T-shirts, beanies and skateboards.
Standout accompanying garment offerings include the Cutout Letters Hooded Sweatshirt and matching Sweatpants, Wide Wale Corduroy Harrington Jacket and matching Cargo Pants, Restless Youth Hooded Sweatshirt and Contrast Stitch Pocket T-shirt. The Digital Logo 6-Panel and Washed Chino Twill Camp Cap will serve as this week’s headwear releases. Unfortunately, the Week 6 drop will not feature any boldly branded accessories.
When: April 2, Japanese Release April 4
Where: Supreme Online
The North Face Urban Exploration SS20 Kazuki “Lemon”
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The North Face‘s Urban Exploration division has returned for its third capsule of SS20 centered around a yellow “Lemon” tone.
Created in partnership with long-standing guest designer Kazuki Kuraishi, the “Lemon” collection is a 12-piece capsule comprised of mix-and-matched functional garments. Standouts include the DWR-treated Bravo Long Coat and Cordura-equipped, water-resistant multi-pocket Utility Shirt. Other notable are the packable Cordura sling sacks and the Tibetan prayer flag-inspired T-shirts.
When: April 2
Where: The North Face
Palace x EVISU Spring 2020 Collaboration
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Continuing to offer unexpected collaborations, Palace has now partnered up with EVISU on a range centered around the Japanese label’s signature denim offerings.
A celebration of EVISU’s place in London’s club scene back in the late ’90s and early ’00s, the special range also features a host of woven items emblazoned with special co-branding from the two label’s. Key items include 13.5-ounce selvedge denim used to make a pocket-rich denim jacket, jeans, bucket hat and tote, all emblazoned with EVISU’s multicolored “Gull Wing” emblem, accompanied by stylized Palace branding. Leather pockets and Palace-branded leather patches add contrast to the workwear-adjacent items, while fleece lining on the jacket ensures warmth. Rounding up the collaboration are heavy 475-gsm brush-back cotton pullovers, hoodies and co-branded Tri-Ferg graphic T-shirts.
When: April 3
Where: Palace Online & EVISU
