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 Supreme honoring Larry Clark’s legendary Tulsa archive through a photography-driven Fall 2026 collaboration, while Palace Skateboards balances stormproof GORE-TEX outerwear with pitch-ready sportswear for its fifth seasonal delivery. Global pop icon JENNIE makes her official co-design debut with adidas Originals on the ballet-infused “FUNCTIONAL GRACE” collection, just as Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack and Nike serve up the rebellious, tennis-themed “Cactus Court” capsule following its US Open debut. Parisian label côte&ciel blurs the line between luggage and wearable garments with its origami-like FW26 collection, while sacai stages an immersive “sacai TO GO” pop-up at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche featuring exclusive merchandise co-curated by Sarah Andelman. PLEASURES and Umbro team up to filter classic football heritage through a 1990s Britpop lens, and closing out the week, Denim Tears taps Billionaire Boys Club for the second installment of Tremaine Emory’s André Leon Talley-inspired collection.

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

Supreme x Larry Clark Collaboration

Supreme has officially partnered with celebrated American photographer and film director Larry Clark for a Fall 2026 collaborative release that honors his influential Tulsa legacy. Translating Clark’s storied photographic archive into a focused range of streetwear, the capsule features original imagery alongside new, exclusive photographs across graphic apparel. Standout items include a Hooded Varsity Jacket decorated with full-placement photography, a Sequin Raglan Long-Sleeve Top, and candid portrait graphic tees. Extending beyond apparel, the collection incorporates curated lifestyle goods, a co-branded skateboard deck, and a collectible 48-page zine featuring an exclusive poster insert. The Supreme x Larry Clark Fall 2026 collaboration releases globally on September 3 through Supreme’s physical chapter locations and online store, followed by an Asia drop on September 5.

Palace Fall 2026 Drop 5

Palace Skateboards continues its Fall 2026 rollout with Drop 5, balancing heavy technical outerwear with a strong run of sports-referencing apparel. The undisputed centerpiece of the collection is a stormproof GORE-TEX jacket, arriving in four versatile colorways with matching hats. The performance-driven theme extends into warming Polartec fleeces detailed with reflective strips and Velcro Tri-Ferg accents. Running alongside the utilitarian outerwear is a robust sportswear current featuring mesh team jerseys with custom name tapes, as well as Palermo-inspired rugby tops and training sweats that pull directly from classic pitch traditions. Palace’s Fall 2026 Drop 5 launches in-store and online on September 4 for the UK, Europe, and the US, followed by a September 5 release in Japan, China, Korea, and Australia.

adidas Originals by JENNIE “FUNCTIONAL GRACE” Collection 

Marking her transition from brand ambassador to true co-designer, global pop icon JENNIE has teamed up with adidas Originals for her debut “FUNCTIONAL GRACE” Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The partnership reinterprets traditional athletic codes by infusing foundational ballet elements into a surreal, futuristic vision of modern femininity. At the center of the drop is the highly anticipated SUPERSTAR SQ BALLET, a dramatic, square-toed redesign of the classic shell-toe crafted with premium leather and soft lambskin lining. The accompanying apparel expands the narrative through elevated, modular wardrobe staples, including wraparound track tops, sheer bodysuits, wrap skirts, and polar fleece hoodies, rounded out by high-knit leg warmers. The adidas Originals by JENNIE “FUNCTIONAL GRACE” collection officially releases globally on September 1 via adidas.

Cactus Jack x Nike “Cactus Court” Collection

After tennis phenom Carlos Alcaraz was spotted at the US Open sporting new Travis Scott Nikes, Cactus Jack officially dropped the expansive “Cactus Court” collection. Merging La Flame’s signature Houston streetwear aesthetic with classic tennis club traditions, the collaboration delivers a fresh take on court-ready performance and lifestyle apparel. The collection seamlessly blends country club heritage with modern, rebellious graphics across a range of co-branded athletic wear, accessories, and signature footwear styles. Designed for both the grandstand and the streets, the Cactus Jack x Nike “Cactus Court” collection is available now exclusively through Travis Scott’s official webstore.

côte&ciel FW26 Collection

Parisian bag and accessories brand côte&ciel explores fashion as an active, transformative verb for its Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Directed by Emilie Arnault and inspired by European folk festival costumes, the seasonal range evolves the label’s iconic silhouettes through fluid, body-responsive forms that bridge the gap between carrying goods and wearable garments. The origami-like construction highlights key pieces such as the expanding ELVO backpack, the RENO shoulder bag that unfolds into a hooded vest, and the versatile PO S nylon sling. Finished in an earthy, tactile palette of tweeds and technical fabrics, the côte&ciel FW26 collection is available now globally through the brand’s official channels and will be stocked by HBX starting September 2.

sacai TO GO Merch

Japanese luxury label sacai is staging a limited-time immersive pop-up titled “sacai TO GO” inside Paris’s Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche. Part of the department store’s SUPER JAPON program, the takeover—co-curated by former colette Creative Director Sarah Andelman—blends Japanese culture with Parisian creativity through an exclusive roster of highly coveted merchandise. The eclectic product range includes collaborative T-shirts, Zantan tote bags crafted from repurposed archival fabrics, plush key charms by Peloqoon, and a playful magnetic RYVDOLL paper-doll set. Accompanied by a rotating weekend lineup of Japanese confectioners and Paris coffee shops, the “sacai TO GO” event and its exclusive merchandise are available now at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, running through October 11.

PLEASURES x Umbro Capsule Collection

Los Angeles streetwear imprint PLEASURES and classic sportswear brand Umbro have joined forces to filter football heritage through the lens of 1990s Britpop. Drawing direct inspiration from the understated, rebellious style of British youth culture icons like Damon Albarn and Liam Gallagher, the capsule revives the moment when oversized football shirts, track jackets, and training gear effortlessly crossed over from the terraces into everyday gig wardrobes. The collection strips classic athletic kits of their matchday context, framing the retro-sportswear pieces as unbothered, casual staples rooted deeply in music and subculture. The PLEASURES x Umbro Britpop football collaboration drops globally on September 4 via PLEASURES and select retailers.

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Denim Tears x Billionaire Boys Club Collaboration

As the second installment of Tremaine Emory’s Fall/Winter 2026 André Leon Talley-inspired collection, Denim Tears has launched an official collaboration with Billionaire Boys Club. Fronted by rapper Peezy in a New York City-shot lookbook, the drop honors Talley’s legacy of championing Black fashion designers and effortlessly mixing diaspora clothing with traditional luxury. Standout pieces include a chunky, full-zip knit cardigan featuring BBC branding and Denim Tears’ signature Pan-African striping, alongside a vibrant red bandana-patterned PrimaLoft puffer decorated with Cotton Wreath insignias. The Denim Tears x Billionaire Boys Club FW26 drop officially releases on September 4 at 11 AM EST
online, in-store at African Diaspora Goods, and at the brand’s Atlanta residency.