Palace Spring 2023 Collection Full Look
Featuring collaborations with adidas and UGG, GORE-TEX trousers, new Tri-Ferg hoodies and more.
Hot off the heels of unveiling its expansive Spring 2023 lookbook, Palace has officially unveiled its newest capsule in full. Releases for the new assemblage will kick off this Friday, February 3 via its European and US markets in-store and online while a launch in Japan will follow on Saturday, February 4.
For this new season, the British label has readied a plethora of new apparel, footwear and accessories for its crazed streetwear fans. Stand-outs from the collection include a wealth of the brand’s signature Tri-Ferg logo sweatshirts, shirts adorned with playful knits and patterns, collaborative projects crafted alongside adidas and UGG, and GORE-TEX trousers and caps.
Peep the full Palace Spring 2023 collection here below.
Outerwear
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For Spring 2023, Palace’s jackets are sure to keep you warm. Puffer coats feature quarter-zip constructions with frontal, branded pockets in several confident hues, while toned-down quilted versions take a quieter approach to logowork. Varsity jackets stand out in vivd tones with big, bright patches on their back — one, in particular, sees angel and devil motifs above lettering that reads “Good Girls go to Heaven, Bad Girls come to Palace.” Elsewhere, GORE-TEX coats are ready to brave the elements, while fleece-covered iterations would rather a cozier day indoors.
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Palace’s latest knitwear offerings are playful to the max. Two sweaters offer a graphic contrast: one fronts an illustration of a devil with a glass of champagne and a red-hot blunt, while another pictures a sweet angel aiming its bow down below. Meanwhile, two sporty iterations don an Italian Palace emblem on their front chest, with “Campione” branding. Monotone offerings follow, with zip-up iterations in blue and grey, and striped designs are attention-grabbing in mixed bright tones.
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As spring is a transitional season, there’s a healthy helping of mid-weight hoodies, crewnecks and fleece jackets to be had in Palace’s Spring 2023 collection. Color-changing Tri-Ferg logos, snakeskin details and cherub and devil embroidery make their presence felt on pullover hoodies, while zip-ups come with a built-in sheisty for added protection against the elements, or a zip-off quilted liner for extra warmth. adidas’ hooded Firebird track top can be seen in a trio of colors. A selection of zip-up fleece pieces and crewneck sweatshirts (most notably with chenille patches) complete the offerings.
Shirting
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This season’s shirting is big and bold — if simplicity is your thing, you’ll likely want to look elsewhere in this collection. Long and short-sleeve button-ups feature all-over graphic prints, while there’s also a short-sleeve croquet-style shirt for a dash of street luxury. Last but not least, hybrid button-ups combine tartan bodies with single-colored sleeves and button-down collars.
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In tops, Palace offers both basics and statements. Beginning with the latter, the brand celebrates its London roots, with several athletic jerseys sporting its lightning-struck logo and the number “00” on their backs. Additionally, utilitarian vests, in classic camouflage, multi-toned denim and all-black, arrive buckled and pocketed, while cardigans boast alluring argyle patterns in red and purple. As for the essentials, the collection includes pocket T-shirts, which receive a mostly neutral color palette, aside from one camo finish. Meanwhile, long-sleeve tops feature a small Palace logo over the chest, and classic rugby shirts don kaleidoscopic stripes.
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Longsleeves are more fall than spring, so they’re lightly represented this season. A single design is present — Palace’s small tri-ferg logo that’s used on its staple seasonal pieces, and it adorns black, white, navy, brown and grey tees.
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Palace may have grown from a scrappy London upstart to one of the biggest streetwear brands in the world over the past decade-plus, but one thing that hasn’t changed over the course of their evolution is the importance of a good graphic tee to their seasonal drops. Spring 2023 sees the famed Tri-Ferg logo get done up in a trifecta of titillating treatments — heat reactive, camo and tilted chrome script — while American Psycho gets a shoutout with a Patrick Bateman photo tee. Other highlights include (but are not limited to) a New York Giants logo flip, a classic varsity-style crest logo and different license plate graphics that nod to New York, Los Angeles and other metropolises.
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No matter if you’re feeling rugged, sporty or leisurely there are a plethora of bottom options for you in Palace’s Spring 2023 collection. Key among these are the matching Firebird track pants to the adidas track tops shown above, cherub-adorned carpenter jeans and jeans with a large, swooping Palace logo across the rear for a healthy helping of mid-aughts flair. There are also belted chinos, jogger pants in both nylon and cotton, and fuzzy cotton shorts for apres-skate comfort and relaxation.
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No cap: Palace has an enormous amount of options for noggins of shapes and all sizes this season. GORE-TEX appears on both bucket hats and denim strapbacks, while sherpa fleece adorns a sheisty, making for a roadman-approved take on a red-hot headwear style. There are also several golf-inspired hat designs as well as options that pull from running and hiking. Fur bell hats, beanies and low-profile fitteds with a healthy dose of embroidered graphics make an appearance as well.
Footwear
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Palace is nothing if not a collaborative powerhouse, but their lead footwear collaboration this season may come as a surprise to even their most ardent fans: UGG. Palace’s UGGs are definitely not skate-able, but they are attention-demanding thanks to a crackling blue and white lightning print that bolts down from the collar and a large embroidered Palace hit on the heel. On the more skate-able front, there are three colorways of a hybrid adidas silhouette that combines the familiar look of the beloved Samba with the curves, design lines and tech of Lucas Puig’s PUIG Pro.
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In accessories, Palace introduces a bevy of collector’s items. Among them, a Palace Things record, arriving with two artful sleeves, includes songs by Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Matt Sweeney with Mdou Moctar, and two Zippo lighters don the Triferg logo in silver and brass. Leather belts adopt a subtle, all-over monogram in various muted shades, while two wallets — one in leather, with a similar, all-over “P” pattern, and another featuring a three-fold layout — center the brand’s quintessential triangle. Additionally, Palace introduces a set of red dice and a number of pins and keychains with graphics inspired by license plates.
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Function and durability are central to Palace’s lineup for Spring 2023 bags. The brand first worked with Cordura, a maker of synthetic-fiber fabrics in Fall 2021, reviving the partnership for a new selection of utilitarian corduroy backpacks, tote bags, duffels, fanny packs and a crossbody sack it calls a Shot Bag. Each bag is available in a black or brown colorway, interweaving corduroy panels with thick straps of Cordura-made straps, which are constructed out of pre-consumer waste materials that have been spun and woven into thick, water-resistant panels of yarn. Backpacks, totes and duffles – as bags likely to carry a heavy load – are lined with a Cordura base to resist ripping and abrasion, while on the fanny packs and Shot Bags, particular the brown variety, the synthetic fabric creates a striking two-tone color contrast with the darker corduroy.
Hardware
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“Abstract” seems to be the name of the game for this season’s hardware collection. Graphics for Palace’s stacked skate team offer colorful abstract collages, some of which are interwoven with nature-inspired forms and others of which are bolstered by black-and-white illustrations. Standouts include Heitor Da Silva’s wild embellishment, Benny Fairtax’s camo-like patterns and Lucas Puig’s mixture of photography and illustration. There are also non-team decks that repurpose a handful of the season’s T-shirt graphics.
