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 of drops kicks off with adidas and Disney teaming up for a sleek, relaxed-fit black jacket featuring oversized Mickey Mouse graphics. Nike and NIGO celebrate the designer’s London retrospective with an exclusive, archive-inspired streetwear capsule. A three-way Japanese collaboration with fragment design x ARTIST PROOF x nonnative delivering premium, minimalist heavyweight cotton T-shirts stamped with iconic co-branding. sacai and A.P.C. fuse French simplicity and Japanese deconstruction using digitized heritage quilt prints. Tokyo Drive Car Club‘s SS26 collection delivers car-culture-infused streetwear highlighted by provocative slogan caps. Oakley pushes eyewear boundaries with a $997 USD sci-fi-inspired frame that leaves its lenses seemingly floating. Justin Bieber’s SKYLRK label launches an immersive NYC pop-up offering elevated, minimalist streetwear. Pharrell’s Humanrace expands into performance body care with a sustainably packaged, active-botanical scrub and recovery lotion.

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

adidas Mickey Mouse Dreams Jacket

adidas and Disney have teamed up to release the Mickey Mouse Dreams Jacket in “Black,” perfectly blending classic street style with playful nostalgia. Constructed from durable, sleek synthetic leather, the monochrome jacket features a comfortable, loose fit that is ideal for effortless layering. Functional details include a full-zip closure, elastic cuffs, and an adjustable hem. The standout design element is the oversized, playful Mickey Mouse artwork splashed across the back, complemented by subtle co-branded adidas Originals and Disney logos. The jacket is available now via adidas.

NIGO: From Japan With Love Collection

Nike and NIGO have collaborated with London’s Design Museum on an exclusive “From Japan with Love” apparel capsule. Released alongside NIGO’s major retrospective exhibition, the collection highlights premium streetwear staples drawn straight from his personal archives. Key pieces include a classic coaches jacket and matching graphic T-shirt that merge the Nike Swoosh with iconic NOWHERE boutique aesthetics. Expanding to include fleece hoodies and beanies, the capsule perfectly blends vintage Americana with modern sportswear comfort. The collection will release in consecutive phases throughout the exhibition’s lifespan and is available now at the Design Museum Shop and online.

sacai x A.P.C. Third Collab

Japanese label sacai and French fashion house A.P.C. have reunited for their highly anticipated third collaborative collection. Centered around traditional craftsmanship and modern design, the capsule enlists textile artist Jessica Ogden to infuse hand-crafted aesthetics into men’s and women’s apparel. Digital graphic prints derived from scanned historical patchwork quilts found in the A.P.C. archives serve as the visual core of the lineup. Blending French simplicity with sacai’s signature deconstructed identity, the pieces recontextualize heritage fabrics through avant-garde construction methods. The premium sacai x A.P.C. collection is currently available via the official sacai online store and select global retailers.

fragment design x ARTIST PROOF x nonnative T-Shirt

Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design has officially reconnected with Japanese label nonnative and ARTIST PROOF for a brand-new collaborative T-shirt capsule. Building on their shared appreciation for minimalist aesthetics and high-quality craftsmanship, the latest joint venture delivers a focused lineup of premium graphic tees. The collection seamlessly blends nonnative’s relaxed, everyday silhouettes with fragment design’s iconic lightning bolt motifs and ARTIST PROOF’s distinct typography. Crafted from heavyweight cotton for elevated durability and comfort, the versatile pieces arrive in a curated palette of understated, neutral tones. The highly anticipated three-way capsule is available now through select retail partners and online storefronts.

Tokyo Drive Car Club SS26 Collection

Los Angeles and Tokyo-based lifestyle label Tokyo Drive Car Club has revealed its graphic-heavy Spring/Summer 2026 collection. Continuing its mission to blend car culture with everyday streetwear, the drop features T-shirts, hoodies, caps, and leather keychains. Highlights include the Wu-Tang Clan-inspired “C.R.E.A.M.” (Cars Rule Everything Around Me) tops, tie-dyed big logo tees, and a bold leopard-print box logo range. The highly anticipated return of the provocative “I like Porsches I don’t like Porsche owners” slogan caps also headlines the release in 20 variations. The SS26 collection drops July 17, 2026, on the brand’s official webstore.

Oakley Infiniloop Limited Edition Release

Oakley ventures into conceptual territory with the launch of Infiniloop, a highly experimental, limited-edition eyewear silhouette. Designed under the brand’s “Future Genesis” platform, the avant-garde frame draws geometric inspiration from a Möbius strip. Using minimal structural lines, the dual-material composition combines a rigid titanium upper with a flexible O-Matter lower half. This open architecture leaves the high-contrast Prizm Black lenses seemingly floating, creating a striking piece of wearable architecture that pushes performance-driven design to the absolute limit. Priced at $997 USD, the sci-fi-inspired Infiniloop releases on July 14, 2026, via Oakley’s website and select offline stores.

SKYLRK NYC Exclusive Pop-Up Merch

Justin Bieber’s lifestyle and apparel label, SKYLRK, is touching down in New York City for a highly anticipated five-day pop-up experience. Set to open on July 16, 2026, the immersive retail activation celebrates the one-year anniversary of his album “SWAG” and arrives just ahead of his historic FIFA World Cup halftime performance. Located in Manhattan, the physical storefront will feature a curated selection of SKYLRK’s core elevated streetwear, cozy loungewear, and premium accessories that reflect Bieber’s minimalist aesthetic. A limited release of a Magnetic Portable Speaker will also drop simultaneously at Target Soho to mark the occasion.

Humanrace Smoothing Body Scrub and Recovery Lotion

Pharrell Williams’ wellness ecosystem, Humanrace, is expanding beyond facial skincare with the launch of its new Smoothing Body Scrub and Recovery Body Lotion. Embracing a “Products with a Purpose” philosophy, the performance body care duo aims to support physical recovery and daily renewal. The body scrub utilizes physical rice particles and chemical acids to buff away dead cells, while the recovery lotion leverages ginger root and frankincense to soothe post-workout muscle soreness. Staying true to the brand’s sustainability commitments, both active botanical formulas are housed in custom-patented, refillable packaging made from over 50% post-consumer recycled plastic. The Humanrace Smoothing Body Scrub, Recovery Body Lotion, and bundled Recovery Kit are available now on the brand’s official web store.