Every Item From Palace's Winter 2024 Collection
Including collaborations with Rapha and ‘The Phantom of the Opera.’
After delivering its cozy Winter 2024 lookbook, Palace now offers a complete look at its latest seasonal collection. Spanning a plethora of cold-weather-ready outerwear to a bevy of knitwear, sweatshirts, pants and more, the range comprises an extensive mix of statement pieces and streetwear staples. Aside from Palace’s signature graphics and branding, the collection also highlights upcoming collaborations with performance cycling brand, Rapha, AVIREX and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s world-renowned musical, The Phantom of the Opera.
Take a look at the complete Palace’s Winter 2024 collection below.
Jackets
As usual, Palace has prepared a wide selection of outerwear ranging from technical puffers, and retro-inspired sports jackets to signature bombers. As teased in last week’s lookbook, the Palace x AVIREX wool and leather jacket is one of the hero pieces from the outerwear range, rendered in monochrome, the piece boasts a rugged silhouette while bold graphics grace the back. While the range is packed with many eye-catching pieces, such as the extra-puffy Bally Puffa, the other jacket styles sporting allover prints are hard to miss. Dramatic but not overwhelming, one of the Puffa styles features a full-on color print of “The Great Day of His Wrath,” a historical and powerful piece by 17th-18th-century English painter, John Martin.
Knitwear and Shirts
Highlighted in the knitwear lineup are bold and vibrant sweaters, spanning Palace’s newest fruit bowl graphic to national-flags-integrated designs. Exuding ugly Christmas sweater appeal, the sweaters comprise insignia from the national flags of South Korea, Jamaica, Wales and of course, the Union Jack. In the same vein of festive aesthetics, the shirt selection consists of layerable pieces that can also double as shirt jackets. Flannel shirts are offered in Barbie pink, powder blue and black, while patchwork-esque button-shirts boast a more subdued color palette of muted pink, light blue and cream.
Sweatshirts
Hoodies and sweatshirts are presented in zip-up and crewneck varieties. Plain and evergreen options are offered in a plethora of colorways, spanning failsafe monochrome, navy and gray to the less-anticipated lilac and bright yellow — all incorporated with Palace’s emblematic iconography and logos. Highlighted designs from the range consist the broken glass hoodies and crewneck sweatshirts that emulate a football jersey style.
Rapha Collaboration
For Palace and Rapha’s collaboration, the two brands prepare a 5-piece roadwear capsule that comprises half-zip jerseys, a knit cardigan, socks and a cap. Drawing inspiration from the ‘80s, the pieces are implemented with bold lettering and graphics in an eye-catching and eclectic mix of bright pink, blue and white hues.
Tops
Returning with a fresh batch of football jerseys, Palace prepares a blend of sensory-overloading graphics as well as understated designs. Featuring a digital collage of anime-style graphics and photo prints of real-life pachinko parlors, the Pachinko jerseys are the standout pieces from the Tops department.
Longsleeves and T-Shirts
Arriving in an array of colorways, Palace is serving up a myriad of lowkey and quirky styles on the longsleeves and T-shirts front. This goes from simple designs boasting the London imprint’s latest iterations of Tri-ferg logos, “Palasonic” graphics to pixelated camo-prints and radial tie-dyes.
Phantom of the Opera Collaboration
This capsule collection with The Phantom of the Opera spotlights a full range of apparel and accessories. From sweaters, hoodies T-shirt to jeans, caps to a skate deck and enamel pin, every piece comes emblazoned with the iconic mask graphic. As a collaborative twist, the word “PALACE” is rendered in the musical’s font, with the mask and rose replacing one of the letters.
Bottoms
Catering to a multitude of occasions, Palace’s bottoms line for Winter 2024 sees an extensive selection of sweatpants, jeans to utility pants — arriving in almost all colorways and prints as seen from the outerwear and sweatshirt ranges. This includes football jersey-style sweatpants, jeans featuring an allover color print of John Martins’s “The Great Day of His Wrath” and pixelated camo-print fleece pants.
Hats
Similarly, headwear styles also echo key graphics and prints as shown in the other ranges. From beanies, caps, trapper hats, full-face coverings, Palace’s fluffy bear-eared beaners also make a return in leopard print.
Accessories
Making up Palace’s Winter 2024 accessories lineup is a bevy of miscellaneous items. This ranges from keychains, mugs, a “Palio” apron, a camo-print pet bed and a toolbox to the London imprint’s latest sticker sets.
Bags
This season, Palace continues to deliver a wide range of bags that embody functionality, utility and durability. The assortment consists of wallets, crossbody slings, duffles, messenger bags, totes, backpacks to fanny packs, all offered in blue and gray colorways.
Hardware
Rounding out the Winter 2024 collection are new skate decks, coming in bold color schemes and graphics. As seen through the collection, pink and blue take on a predominant role even for the skate decks. Six of the styles are imprinted with names of Palace’s skate team members, spanning Powers, Chewy, Rory, Jamal, Denny and Heitor.
Check out Palace’s full Winter 2024 collection above and expect the first drop to arrive in-store and online October 4, 11 a.m. EDT via the brand’s official webstore. The collection will be released in Asia on October 5, 11 a.m. JST on the Palace Japan webstore and on the official “Palace_Skateboards” WeChat store on the same day at 11 a.m. CST.
