8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
Featuring brands like Palace, UNDERCOVER, BEAMS and more.
With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.
This week’s drops kick off with Palace previewing its Autumn 2025 collection on Instagram, spotlighting a sherpa zip-up jacket covered in bold frog graphics, camo pants and an orange floppy hat. BEAMS JAPAN follows with a month-long Los Angeles pop-up celebrating “All Things Japan,” featuring regional crafts, modern design objects and works by Tadanori Yokoo and Daido Moriyama. UNDERCOVER and WTAPS return with a new “ONE ON ONE” capsule inspired by Seven Samurai, including graphic tees, broadcloth shirts and accessories merging both brands’ motifs. A$AP Rocky then unveils his futuristic “Next Generation” eyewear line for Ray-Ban, showcasing the Ultra Wrap 001, 002 and 003 frames in sleek all-black. Kiko Kostadinov and New Era drop a bold green cap exclusive to Japan, launching alongside FW25 accessories like modular belts and pony hair bags. Anti Social Social Club links with CAT for a 23-piece workwear collection packed with machinery graphics and safety-color gear. 417 EDIFICE partners with cult manga GANTZ on a capsule featuring graphic tees and a reversible jacket inspired by Hiroya Oku’s COLOR WORKS. Wrapping up the week, Camp Aspen teams with the Aspen Wildfire Foundation on a small-batch release of tees and hats supporting wildfire preparedness.
Check out this week’s 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.
Palace Autumn 2025 Preview
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Palace has teased its upcoming Autumn 2025 collection with a first look posted on Instagram, featuring a black zip-up sherpa jacket decorated with bold frog graphics in blue, yellow and orange. The model completes the outfit with earthy brown camouflage pants and an orange floppy bucket-style hat. The preview follows Palace’s recent Summer 2025 rollout and its third collaboration with Jean Charles de Castelbajac, hinting at a playful yet rugged direction for the cooler season ahead.
BEAMS JAPAN LA Pop-Up
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BEAMS JAPAN is returning to Los Angeles for a month-long pop-up from July 30 to August 26, 2025, bringing a curated mix of traditional Japanese crafts and contemporary design pieces to the Arts District. The immersive event will showcase everything from Aomori Hiba goods by Cul de Sac-JAPON to Tendo Mokko furniture by Sori Yanagi, along with works by artists like Tadanori Yokoo and Daido Moriyama. Aiming to highlight Japan’s evolving cultural identity, the pop-up follows BEAMS JAPAN’s 2019 debut in LA and builds on the brand’s growing international presence, including its new BEAMS America official site.
UNDERCOVER x WTAPS “ONE ON ONE” Capsule
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UNDERCOVER and WTAPS are teaming up once again for a new “ONE ON ONE” capsule, set to release on August 2, featuring designs inspired by Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 classic, Seven Samurai. The collection includes broadcloth shirts, T-shirts and shorts printed with stills from the film and motifs from the iconic “〇△た” flag, along with co-branded caps and drawstring bags. Building on the success of their 2022 reunion, the collaboration merges both brands’ aesthetics while paying homage to a cornerstone of Japanese cinema.
A$AP Rocky x Ray-Ban “Next Generation” Collection
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A$AP Rocky has unveiled his second collection as Ray-Ban’s Creative Director, titled the “Next Generation” collection, featuring three futuristic sunglasses: Ultra Wrap 001, 002 and 003. Debuted at his AWGE runway show in Paris, the sleek all-black frames reflect Rocky’s forward-thinking aesthetic, with each design offering bold wraparound silhouettes and thick, sculptural temples. Following his colorful Wayfarer Puffer debut, this new drop continues his mission to redefine eyewear with innovation and style and is now available via Ray-Ban’s official webstore.
Kiko Kostadinov x New Era Green Cap Collab
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Kiko Kostadinov and New Era are teaming up again for a bold green cap release, following their successful April drop. The minimalist design features Kostadinov’s signature “K” monogram and collection number, this time in a vivid green hue exclusive to Japan via Kiko Kostadinov Tokyo and Dover Street Market Ginza. Launching alongside the cap is the label’s FW25 accessory lineup, which includes modular belts, printed nappa leather boots and dyed pony hair crossbody bags—all reflecting the season’s utilitarian, textured aesthetic debuted at Paris Fashion Week.
Anti Social Social Club x CAT
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Anti Social Social Club has reunited with CAT for a new 23-piece workwear-inspired collection, featuring bold machinery graphics and bright safety hues. The lineup includes iconographic hoodies, graphic tees, logo-laden cargo pants and co-branded caps and beanies, blending ASSC’s streetwear aesthetic with CAT’s industrial roots. Ranging from XS to 2XXL and priced between $45 and $175 USD, the collection is available now exclusively on ASSC’s webstore.
417 EDIFICE x ‘GANTZ’ Capsule
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417 EDIFICE has launched a GANTZ-inspired capsule collection, channeling the cult sci-fi manga’s dystopian energy into graphic tees, a reversible satin jacket and embroidered caps. Featuring art from Hiroya Oku’s COLOR WORKS book, the lineup highlights characters like Kei Kurono and Joichiro Nishi alongside vivid scenes from the series. The reversible jacket pairs subtle exterior branding with a bold interior print, while the caps nod to GANTZ’s iconic spheres. Priced between ¥5,500 and ¥27,500 JPY (about $37–$185 USD), the collection is available now via Baycrew’s online shop.
Camp Aspen x AWF for Wildfire Relief
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Camp Aspen has partnered with the Aspen Wildfire Foundation (AWF) on a limited collection of tees, long sleeves and hats aimed at supporting wildfire preparedness in the Aspen region. Featuring clean embroidery and relaxed fits, the pieces reflect the laid-back, community-focused lifestyle of the area. A portion of sales will directly benefit AWF’s efforts, with Camp Aspen pledging at least $25,000 USD annually. “When people wear these pieces, they’re helping carry our message far beyond the fireline,” said AWF president Rick Balentine. The collection is available now via Camp Aspen’s official site.
