Palace and GAP Outfit the Cool Kids In Spring 2024 Collaboration
Delivering an old-school collection for the whole family.
Palace‘s Spring 2024 season is in full swing. The London-based streetwear brand continues to supply impactful collaborations and weekly drops, entering its eighth delivery with a ’90s-inspired GAP partnership.
The NorCal imprint has revamped its classic offerings for the current generation, appointing Zac Posen as its new Creative Director while inviting the likes of Tyla, Jungle, and Dapper Dan to lead its fresh start. Following its pitch-ready collaboration with Umbro, Palace joins GAP for a youthful apparel range, taking cues from ’90s streetstyle and skate culture.
The duo brings their communities together in San Francisco, merging GAP’s old-school heritage with Palace’s contemporary flair. The collection marks Palace’s entrance into kidswear, drenched in classic motifs with “PAL”-branded hoodies. The brand’s slanted initial lands on graphic tees while international flags unite on “GAP ATHLETIC” prints. Striped anoraks, long-sleeved polos, and paneled shirting rule the collection in vibrant hues, completing the line with co-branded tracksuits, caps, and bags for the whole family.
The PALACE GAP collaboration from Spring 2024 will be available to shop online and in-store starting March 22 at 11 a.m. EST. On March 23, the collections will land on Palace Japan’s webshop and physical stores from 11 a.m. JST. It’ll also be available on the official “Palace_Skateboards” WeChat store on March 23 at 11 a.m. CST.
