8 Drops You Don’t Want to Miss This Week

With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.

This week’s lineup kicks off with Supreme teaming up with Vaquera on a campy Fall 2026 capsule that stretches from graphic hoodies to a duvet set. Fear of God follows by tapping Jon Bernthal to front the campaign for The Eternal Order, while BAPE and adidas enlist Jalen Williams for a Y2K hoops collection led by the Crazy Energy+. In London, Palace Skateboards celebrates its new Poland Street flagship with a store-exclusive Burberry capsule, and back in Los Angeles, Crenshaw Skate Club and Sprite turn South Central barbershop culture into a nostalgic streetwear range. Pas Normal Studios and Salomon reunite for a sixth running capsule built for cyclists in the off-season, and Kith brings TUMI back through its Monday Program for a third run of ombré aluminum luggage. Last but not least, The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen deliver a romantic fourth chapter headlined by a cropped, floral-embroidered Nuptse.

Check out this week’s 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.

Supreme x Vaquera Fall 2026 Collaboration Collection

Supreme has partnered with Vaquera, the New York-founded, Paris-based label led by Patric DiCaprio and Bryn Taubensee, on a Fall 2026 capsule that brings the label’s irreverent, outsider-minded take on American staples into Supreme’s world. The range centers on the Christ and Kisses zip-up hoodies, a Collage long sleeve top with matching loose-fit jeans, basketball shorts and the Bra and Mannequin tees, alongside a co-branded Box Logo New Era fitted. A Supreme/Vaquera Collage duvet and pillow set carries the collaboration into the bedroom. The collection releases November 5 via Supreme’s flagship stores and online, with an Asia launch following on November 7.

Fear of God “The Eternal Order” Collection

Fear of God has enlisted Jon Bernthal to front the campaign for The Eternal Order, the tenth full expression of Jerry Lorenzo’s codified system of dressing. Framed as a lasting standard rather than a seasonal offering, the range leans on disciplined tailoring, restrained proportions and a dialogue between archival silhouettes and contemporary construction. The campaign places Bernthal against a sweeping, elemental landscape, with Lorenzo pointing to the actor’s grounded sense of purpose as a reflection of the house’s own values. The Eternal Order is available now via Fear of God online and select global retailers.

adidas x BAPE Collab

adidas and BAPE have reunited for a basketball collection rooted in the late-’90s and early-2000s era, fronted by NBA standout Jalen Williams. The footwear centerpiece is the Crazy Energy+, one of adidas Basketball’s newest performance models, finished in an all-over metallic “COLOR CAMO SILVER” print with a knitted “WGM” lace overlay and two sets of interchangeable laces. The apparel leans on BAPE’s “COLOR CAMO PURPLE” across a reversible mesh shark hoodie and reversible Adibreak track pants, while a black varsity jacket with purple paneling, gold studs and a chenille “World Gone Mad” back graphic serves as the statement piece. A warm-up top, BABY MILO tee, reversible knit beanie and BABY MILO basketball bag round out the range. The collection launches November 7 via the adidas CONFIRMED app, select retailers, BAPE STORE locations and BAPE.COM.

Palace Skateboards x Burberry Capsule

Palace Skateboards is marking the opening of its new Poland Street flagship in London with a 10-piece Burberry capsule. The Palace Burberry Camden car coat leads the way in honey beige with screen-printed artwork inspired by the British countryside, joined by a cashmere scarf that weaves both brands’ logos into the signature Burberry Check. The House Check also runs across a cap, a shirt, short- and long-sleeve tees, a hooded jacket and a skate deck, while a polo with an embroidered Poland Street graphic nods directly to the new store. Palace is also releasing its own London-exclusive range, led by a Gore-Tex jacket and embossed throughout with the number 8 from the flagship’s address. Both releases are available exclusively in-store at the Poland Street flagship, which opens November 5.

Crenshaw Skate Club x Sprite Collection

Crenshaw Skate Club and Sprite have teamed up on a capsule that merges the label’s skate roots with the soda brand’s longstanding ties to basketball and street culture. Rendered in Sprite’s green and yellow, the lineup spans graphic tees, sweatpants, a six-panel cap and an updated tracksuit that pairs a mesh track jacket with baggy mesh shorts. Founder Tobey McIntosh drew on his South Central upbringing for standout pieces such as a tee showing a portrait with the Sprite logo shaved into the hair, inspired by the haircut charts he remembers from neighborhood barbershops. The collection debuts November 7 at a pop-up at 439 N Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, the former Supreme store that first stocked the brand in 2018, before releasing globally on November 9 at 11 a.m. PST via the brand’s website, with prices ranging from $50 to $120 USD.

Pas Normal Studios x Salomon Collection

Pas Normal Studios and Salomon have reunited for their sixth collaboration, a three-piece cold-weather capsule designed for cyclists moving into distance running during the off-season. Leading the release is the AERO BLAZE 4 GRVL GORE-TEX, a mixed-terrain daily trainer that pairs Salomon’s lightweight cushioning and multi-surface grip with a fully waterproof GORE-TEX membrane, finished in PNS’s understated color direction. The GRAVEL CONCEPT 2 hydration vest and lightweight S/LAB BELT complete the lineup, offering stable, bounce-free storage for longer routes. The collection releases November 5 via Pas Normal Studios, Salomon, Pas Normal Studios flagship stores and select global retailers.

Kith for TUMI 2026 Collection

Kith and TUMI have reconnected for a third collaboration, released through Kith’s weekly Monday Program. The capsule reworks TUMI’s 19 Degree Aluminum Carry-On in three ombré finishes: Astro, which fades from charcoal to taupe; Majestic, in deep slate teal; and Rogue, in dusty rose. Each one carries a tonal Kith pattern across its ridged shell, plus a matching lining, a co-branded leather patch and packing cubes. Every colorway is paired with its own aluminum accessory, namely a cedar-lined Travel Cigar Case for Astro, a magnetic Sunglass Case for Majestic and a three-slot Watch Case for Rogue. The collection released November 2 at 11 a.m. EST via Kith’s Monday Program, as well as at Kith Tokyo, Kith Osaka, JP.Kith.com and the Kith App, with prices starting at $395 USD for the Sunglass Case, $595 USD each for the Cigar and Watch Cases and $1,495 USD per Carry-On.

The North Face x Cecilie Bahnsen FW26 Collection

The North Face and Copenhagen designer Cecilie Bahnsen have reunited for a fourth chapter, a seven-piece collection first previewed on Bahnsen’s Fall/Winter 2026 runway at Paris Fashion Week. Offered in TNF Black and Midnight Sky, the range softens technical mountain staples with lace stitching and dimensional floral embroidery. It’s led by the Lucia Nuptse Short Jacket, a cropped take on the iconic puffer covered in three-dimensional Superpose blossoms. The lineup also includes the Sofia Insulated Crew Neck Top, Symone Dotknit Top, Meghan Small Crevasse Cinch Bag and Amalia Waist Pack, along with the Martina Verto Alpine Mid boot and Angela ThermoBall Mule. The collection dropped November 2 on Cecilie Bahnsen’s website, with a wider release via The North Face and select retailers on November 5.