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Designer Reese Cooper has opened the first RC Outdoor Supply retail store in the Silverlake neighborhood of Los AngelesDesigned alongside PlayLab Inc the 806-square-foot retail space houses the complete RCOS line and RCI footwearThe brick-and-mortar storefront officially opens to the public on August 14 featuring technical outerwear and trademarked accessories

Reese Cooper has officially announced the opening of its first physical storefront, RC Outdoor Supply Los Angeles. Designed in collaboration with creative studio PlayLab Inc., the 806-square-foot space at 3300 W Sunset Blvd in Silverlake serves as a dedicated basecamp for the full RCOS line alongside RCI footwear.

Tracing back to late 2021, Reese Cooper began developing a specialized outdoor line alongside his main REESE COOPER® runway collections. Built on ten years of Americana and outdoor design heritage, the label focuses on functional garments engineered to transition from rugged trail environments directly to everyday wear. After launching RCOS under the RCI umbrella in late 2024 and delivering four initial capsule collections through early 2025, Cooper assumed full control over production and development to maintain strict craft standards.

The product assortment available at the retail outpost features durable garments engineered for harsh environments. Key product technical details include taped-seam shell jackets, insulated outerwear, specialized technical fabrics, and Cooper's trademarked Hook hardware system.

RC Outdoor Supply Los Angeles has officially opened its doors, operating daily from Monday to Sunday between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. PST.

RC Outdoor Supply Los Angeles
Suite 108
3300 W Sunset Blvd
Silverlake, Los Angeles
90026
USA

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Palace Skateboards is officially opening its third offline store in South Korea with Palace Jamsil on August 22Situated in Seoul's largest shopping mall the store's interior draws architectural inspiration from a UNESCO World Heritage SiteTo celebrate the flagship opening Palace will release an exclusive collection available only on-site at the Jamsil location

Palace Skateboards has officially announced the opening of its third offline store in South Korea, Palace Jamsil, launching on August 22. Situated inside Seoul's largest shopping mall, the new retail destination will open alongside an exclusive commemorative collection available only at the new location.

The architectural design of Palace Jamsil takes structural motives from a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reinterpreting historical significance into a modern retail layout. The interior aesthetic focuses heavily on long, clean lines and repetitive pillar structures to create a distinct spatial experience.

To mark the grand opening, the London-born skate brand will introduce a special-edition release. The store-exclusive collection has been produced specifically for the launch and will be available solely at the Palace Jamsil location.

Palace Jamsil officially opens on August 22 at Seoul's largest shopping mall, where the location's exclusive collection will be available to purchase on-site.

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Am I the only one who can’t get enough of Khakis? The vintage-obsessed clothing brand from JKND Co. Ltd., the same Seoul-based creative group that brought us thisisneverthat, has been on a tear for a few seasons now. Beyond making some of the best washed and naturally aged military- and workwear-inspired garbs around, Khakis has racked up a string of banger collaborations with Merrell, New Balance, Reebok, and even nonnative. Its Seoul flagship has also quietly become a destination of its own, hosting several pop-ups with everyone, one of Japan’s latest understated, yet increasingly influential, fashion brands.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Khakis is sticking with what got it here in the first place, once again digging through decades of military, workwear, and outdoor references to create clothes that feel convincingly pulled from another era. Rather than reinventing the wheel, the brand continues to obsess over the details — the right fit, the right fabrication, and, perhaps most importantly, the right amount of wear.

I had the chance to speak with Creative Director Junhyung Seo during a trip to Seoul last fall, when he described Khakis as the adult version of thisisneverthat. It makes a lot of sense, considering Seo previously served as a designer at the latter. Where thisisneverthat leans into a more youthful street-meets-punk-meets-skate aesthetic, Khakis is for the shoppers who geek out over period-specific apparel. Maybe it’s your favorite style of polar fleece from decades ago, only in the color you always wished it came in. Or maybe it’s a red quilted down jacket that looks like something pulled from the catalog of a classic outdoor brand years ago.

That’s ultimately what makes Khakis special. The brand has an affinity for not only getting the reference just right, but also nailing the fit, fabrication, and natural wear that made the original worth obsessing over in the first place.

It’s an approach baked into the brand’s “Made to Last” and “Dead Gear” philosophies — “dead” in the sense of “deadstock.” In other words, if you want clothes that look like something you could’ve spent years hunting down at a thrift store, but didn’t because, one, it probably wouldn’t come in your size, or, two, you’d rather not deal with the pains of upkeep and extensive cleaning, you’ve found the right place. Expect deliveries from Khakis’ Fall/Winter 2026 collection to begin arriving at the brand’s online store, Seoul flagship, and HBX in the coming weeks.

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Ask any normie on the street what signals the end of summer, and they’ll probably point to earlier sunsets or a change in temperature. But for those who wake up each morning thanking the fashion gods before throwing on their archival garbs and limited-edition sneakers, there’s a much clearer sign: Supreme’s seasonal Fall/Winter teaser.

Sure, summer is (almost) over, and soon enough, so are drinks on terraces with the homies. But fret not. At least there’s already a grail-worthy piece of outerwear to look forward to as temperatures begin to drop.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Supreme has teased what might be its most peak Box Logo design yet: a patchwork leather jacket stitched together from what appears to be Box Logos spanning the brand’s history. Among the designs worked into the jacket are some particularly recognizable iterations, including the Bandana, Skull Pile, Arabic, and even the Last Supper Box Logos.

It’s essentially a wearable history lesson in one of streetwear’s most recognizable graphics, piecing together decades of Supreme lore into a single leather jacket.

As with every Supreme seasonal teaser, there’s no official launch date just yet. Expect the full Fall/Winter 2026 lookbook and preview to arrive soon, followed by the collection’s first weekly drop.

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Arc'teryx and BEAMS drop "STUFF SACK-ReCUT," repurposing deadstock GORE-TEX and nylon scraps into unique storage bags.Each patchwork pouch features distinct color blocking alongside Arc'teryx's iconic Deadbird logo.Launches August 15, 2026, through BEAMS for ¥5,500 JPY (approx. $35 USD).

Arc'teryx and BEAMS have reconnected for a limited, upcycled accessory release featuring the STUFF SACK-ReCUT. Stemming from Arc'teryx’s commitment to circular design and BEAMS' distinct street aesthetic, the project repurposes leftover technical fabric scraps into functional storage gear.

Each individual stuff sack is crafted as a one-of-a-kind piece, utilizing patchwork construction across a variety of Arc'teryx's deadstock GORE-TEX and nylon textiles. The release highlights the brand's iconic Deadbird logo printed alongside subtle co-branding, blending utilitarian outdoor practicality with bespoke urban styling.
Priced at ¥5,500 JPY (approx. $35 USD), Arc'teryx STUFF SACK-ReCUT will be available through BEAMS starting August 15, 2026.

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• Levi’s brought back archival 1942 501s, while Gap tapped Malcolm Todd for its new denim campaign.

• Nike Japan teased a One Piece collaboration, and Kith expanded its luxury automotive footprint alongside BMW.

• Meta's smart glasses faced major venue bans across the UK.

Kith for BMW Chapter IV Collection Collaboration Release Info

Following the reveal of its one-of-one 1972 BMW 3.0 CSi and 1987 BMW M6 E24 restoration, Kith officially unveiled its highly anticipated Chapter IV collection with BMW. In celebration of the brand's 15th anniversary, the collaborative effort continued to bridge the gap between automotive heritage and premium streetwear. In outerwear, a multi-paneled leather jacket crafted in partnership with AVIREX is offered alongside the Braun and Dewitt leather moto jackets. Elsewhere, the Nelson Quarter Zip, Braxton Track Zip, and Nelson Hoodie stand out in a range of everyday essentials. For accessories, Kith introduces Monogram-embossed leather overnight bags, travel duffles, watch holders, ‘47 Sheep Suede Drivers Caps, and much more. The fourth installment of their partnership solidified the enduring synergy between the two powerhouse brands, proving that the crossover between luxury cars and modern fashion still had plenty of gas left in the tank.

Meta Smart Glasses Face Widespread UK Venue Bans

Meta's smart glasses faced bans at various venues in the United Kingdom, a blow to the company's attempts to expand the product's global adoption. Event spaces and clubs cracked down on the wearable technology, citing strict privacy and unauthorized recording concerns. While Wetherspoons stands as one of the largest chains enforcing the restriction across its 800 locations, private members’ club Soho House has also asked patrons to remove the hardware upon entry. In entertainment, ATG Theatres has restricted wearing the frames during programming, and Monopoly Events instituted an outright ban for Comic-Con. The widespread restrictions served as a harsh reality check for the booming smart eyewear market, setting a definitive precedent for how wearable cameras are integrated into nightlife and entertainment.

Levi's Vintage Clothing Re-Release Archival 1942 501 Jeans

Levi’s Vintage Clothing reached deep into its vault to re-release the iconic 1942 501 jeans. The reproduction meticulously captured World War II-era specifications, a time when strict material rationing forced the brand to strip down its signature details. Replicating the original craftsmanship, the jeans feature an inverted yoke seam, hidden rivets, single-needle arcuate pocket stitching, and a classic two-horse leather patch. Each pair is delivered unwashed in its raw state, complete with a reproduction of the original paper flasher and decorative dollar bill insert. The  Levi's Vintage Clothing 1942 501 Jeans drops August 13 at Levi's Store Kyoto and via lottery on the official web store for 66,000 JPY

Nike Japan Teases One Piece Collaboration

Nike Japan teased yet another upcoming collaboration with the legendary franchise One Piece. The teaser image showcases the recognizable Poneglyph in the shape of a Nike Swoosh, accompanied by the short caption “ROMANCE DAWN", directly referencing the introductory story arc of One Piece. The release is rumored to be the One Piece x Nike Air Max Plus "Devil Fruits" pack, but official product shots remain under wraps. However, the mere announcement was enough to generate hype across global social media platforms. Several sources suggest that the One Piece x Nike collection is set for an official drop during Fall 2026.

Malcolm Todd Fronts Gap's "Denim On Your Own" Campaign

Ahead of his biggest tour to date, Malcolm Todd stars in Gap’s new “Denim on your own” campaign with American actresss Inde Navarrette. In an interview with Hypebeast, the musician shared his fashion hot takes, the importance of a fun accessory, and his guiding style mantra: “if everything’s cute in my closet, it’ll be okay.”

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and wander unveils its FW26 Collection, engineering technical gear that bridges harsh outdoor conditions with urban environments.Features PERTEX® waterproof shells, insulated down, grid fleece, Cordura bags, and technical footwear.Available now via and wander and select stockists.

Japanese outdoor label and wander has unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, delivering an extensive system of technical gear engineered to transition seamlessly between severe wilderness conditions and active urban landscapes. Centered in the brand's philosophy of bringing fashion-forward aesthetics to performance outerwear, the seasonal lineup balances advanced weatherproofing with refined, street-ready styling.

The product assortment spans heavy-duty technical shells, modular mid-layers, performance fleece, utilitarian trousers, and specialized outdoor equipment. Standout styles include signature water-repellent hooded jackets utilizing PERTEX® fabrics, insulated down outerwear, and breathable grid-fleece tops crafted for optimal thermal regulation.

Complementing the technical apparel is an expansive lineup of gear, featuring durable Cordura nylon backpacks, technical crossbody bags, weather-resistant headwear, and collaborative footwear built to handle unpredictable terrain and changing climates.

The FW26 Collection is available now through the brand’s official site and select retailers.

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thisisneverthat Fall 2026 blends transitional outerwear, knitwear and technical weather gear.Key highlights include VIK Pertex jackets, SKOGAR down, fleece layers and playful graphic tees.The first drop is now available to shop online and in-store.

South Korean streetwear label thisisneverthat has revealed its Fall 2026 collection, delivering a fresh lineup that continues to elevate its signature balance of retro athletic influences and modern street utility. Rooted in '90s subculture, the seasonal delivery emphasizes effortless layering through relaxed silhouettes and vintage-washed fabrications.

The range spans technical outerwear, everyday staples, denim and accessories. Highlights from the seasonal drop include PERTEX® SP-Logo windbreakers in reversible and tonal variations, washed denim shirts offered in rich autumn hues like burgundy, dark brown and indigo, as well as washed polo shirts and signature graphic tees. Bottoms are led by an array of relaxed and loose-fit jeans presented in dusty navy, brown and washed blue.

The first delivery of thisisneverthat's Fall 2026 collection is now available to shop via the brand's official website and offline stores.

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417 EDIFICE drops its " Le Japon Atelier" capsule, spotlighting authentic Okayama denim and traditional Japanese manufacturing.Features classic denim jackets paired with straight-leg ("TYPE.1") and curved-leg ("TYPE.2") denim pants.Available via its official webstore and select 417 EDIFICE retail locations.

417 EDIFICE has unveiled its latest seasonal release within its "Le Japon Atelier" series, celebrating traditional Japanese craftsmanship through a collaboration focused on Okayama denim. Dedicated to showcasing domestic manufacturing and heritage techniques, the collection reinterprets classic workwear through a modern, cost-conscious street lens. The capsule highlights the rich textile lineage of Okayama - Japan's denim capital - by offering high-quality, domestically produced denim garments engineered for long-lasting daily wear and effortless styling.

The range centers on essential denim silhouettes updated with contemporary proportions and clean finishing. Key styles include classic denim jackets and matching Okayama denim pants offered in versatile straight-leg ("TYPE.1") and curved-leg ("TYPE.2") cuts. Designed with stripped-back processing to maintain a clean aesthetic, the pieces arrive in classic indigo blue, washed black/dark grey, and natural ivory colorways. The 417 EDIFICE "Le Japon Atelier" Okayama Denim capsule is available via the brand's Baycrew's webstore and select 417 EDIFICE storefronts across Japan.

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Descente drops Mizusawa Down FW26, updating classic models with modernized shell fabrics and reworked functional details.Key styles include Anchor, Storm, and Mountaineer jackets with Heat Navi® and Dermizax®.Advance pre-orders start August 21, 2026, followed by releases on September 18 and October 23.

Descente has officially unveiled its flagship "Mizusawa Down" Fall/Winter 2026 collection, introducing a refined evolution of its iconic outerwear lineup. Crafted at the brand's newly rebuilt Mizusawa factory, the seasonal delivery updates classic models with modernized shell fabrics, reworked functional details, and enhanced practical utility designed to withstand harsh winter conditions.

Retaining the signature non-quilted thermal bonding and seam-taped waterproofing that made the series famous, the FW26 range continues to merge minimalist urban style with extreme weather performance. The lineup is led by Descente’s timeless core models alongside seasonal additions. Key styles include the flagship "MOUNTAINEER" and its relaxed "Oversized MOUNTAINEER" variant, featuring the proprietary Parahood system and dual-zip ventilation. The versatile "ANCHOR" down jacket, "ANCHOR-HC" coat, and "SHUTTLE-L" also return with updated materializations and streamlined fits. A notable highlight for the FW26 season is the debut of the limited "EXPEDITION" model, offering elevated cold-weather protection designed exclusively for this release.

Rollout for the "Mizusawa Down" FW26 collection begins with an initial drop and advance pre-order phase starting August 21, 2026, via Descente's official webstore and select flagship outposts. Subsequent rollouts are scheduled to follow on September 18 and October 23, 2026, bringing the full men's and women's technical down range to global stockists for the winter season.

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• Brand Information: Founded in Tokyo in 2013 by designer Shinsuke Kojima, Kaptain Sunshine reworks vintage Americana and military archives into a smart-casual wardrobe, built from Japan's finest mills, from Okayama selvedge denim to Kamakura leather. Heritage references, modern proportions, made to be worn hard.
• Price Range: $335.00 USD - $955.00 USD
• Where to Buy: Available now on HBX

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HAVEN unveils the campaign to its Fall 2026 collection, blending Pacific Northwest landscapes with modular techwear.Material highlights include Kanagawa leathers, Wakayama loop-wheel fleece, coastal hand-knits and GORE-TEX hybrid outerwear.Drop 1 1 launches August 14 at 10 a.m. PST online and in-store.

Canadian outfit HAVEN has unveiled its Fall 2026 collection, "Equipment for Living" accompanied by a campaign titled "Nature & Form" captured across the rugged landscapes of West Vancouver and Lynn Canyon.

Rooted in the dialogue between Pacific Northwest nature and modern architectural design, the collection explores everyday utility by balancing organic textures with technical functionality. Centered around a modular framework, each garment is designed to integrate fluidly with both past and future HAVEN releases, building an evolving wardrobe meant to withstand changing environments and transcend traditional seasonal limits.

Highlights from the seasonal lineup include handcrafted leather and suede outerwear made in Kanagawa, bespoke Wool Cotton Fog Terry knitted on vintage loop-wheel machinery in Wakayama, and premium wool fleece sourced from Nagoya. These newly introduced textiles are complemented by hand-knit pieces crafted along Canada's Pacific Coast and sulfur-dyed garments designed to age over time.

Additionally, HAVEN expands its technical hybridizations, combining GORE-TEX and WINDSTOPPER membranes with luxury leather and shearling, while returning elevated fabrics such as Loro Piana Storm System®, Giza Cotton Moleskin and Superfine Wool across updated silhouettes. The first drop of HAVEN's Fall 2026 collection will be available on the brand's website and in-store starting August 14, 10 a.m. PST.

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Dwayne Johnson and Under Armour have announced the conclusion of their decade-long partnershipThe actor and entrepreneur alongside co-founder Dany Garcia will retake full ownership of the Project Rock trademarkUnder Armour will continue distributing remaining Project Rock inventory through October as the brand searches for new manufacturing partners

Under Armour and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson have officially announced the end of their 10-year partnership behind the Project Rock training brand. The professional wrestler-turned-actor will retake full control of the label as Under Armour shifts its focus back to core apparel lines.

First launched during the partnership in 2017, Project Rock established a broad range of performance wear, accessories, and footwear designed around athletic discipline, including a high-profile multiyear co-branded initiative with the UFC. The amicable split allows Johnson and business partner Dany Garcia—who retain sole ownership of the Project Rock trademark—to seek a new manufacturing and distribution partner to produce future collections.

The strategic shift comes as Under Armour restructures its internal operations to prioritize its proprietary UA Train category. The departure marks the second high-profile exit for the Baltimore-based sportswear company within the past year, following NBA star Stephen Curry's transition to Chinese brand Li-Ning.

Under Armour will officially conclude its distribution of existing Project Rock products through October 2026.

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Amsterdam Surf Association drops FW26 "SAFETY," bridging high-exposure coastal surf conditions with urban workplace pressures.Available now, the drop features burn-out dual-layer tees, polycotton shirting, reversible bombers, and wax comb knit details.

Amsterdam Surf Association has unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, titled “SAFETY,” exploring the thematic tension between coastal survival and urban workplace pressures. Bridging high-exposure surf conditions with the daily rush of city life, the seasonal lineup balances functional protection with effortless daily comfort.

The range features versatile outerwear and tailored sportswear, highlighted by reversible bomber jackets, a classic cotton trench coat, adaptable flannels and the signature Coach Jacket updated in "Green Check" and a new mixed-wool fabric. To complement the return of the bestselling Work Trousers, the brand introduces a matching Zip Up Shirt, while workwear and surf-inspired detailing - such as wax comb-patterned knit accents, breathable mesh elements and distressed finishes - run throughout the collection.

Standout design features include waffle-sleeved shirts and specialized T-shirts crafted with a unique burn-out process, where top cotton fibers are dissolved to reveal a second layer of contrasting color underneath. The apparel range is animated by a bold color palette of high-visibility orange, army green, and pool blue, set alongside washed waffle jerseys and faded logo tees adorned with subtle beaded textures.

The Amsterdam Surf Association FW26 "SAFETY" collection is released and is shoppable via the brand's official webstore.

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XLARGE and RHC Ron Herman link up for a collaborative capsule introducing eco-friendly "XLARGE FABRIC" recycled T/C twill.It features Twill Jackets, Work Shirts, Pants, Shorts, and a Japanese-made co-branded OG Logo Tee.Launches August 15, 2026, exclusively at RHC Ron Herman stores and online.

In celebration of XLARGE’s upcoming 35th anniversary, the West Coast streetwear imprint has teamed up with RHC Ron Herman for a special collaborative drop. Anchoring the release is the debut of XLARGE FABRIC, a newly developed, eco-friendly textile crafted from a recycled blend T/C twill that combines rugged durability with wrinkle-resistant, easy-care functionality and clean breathability. Reinterpreting XLARGE’s 1991 Los Angeles workwear roots through RHC Ron Herman's refined lens, the partnership bridges 1990s nostalgia with modern daily wearability.

The capsule collection offers a comprehensive wardrobe made from the signature fabric alongside premium daily essentials. Key styles include a zip-up Twill Jacket, a short-sleeved Twill Work Shirt, relaxed Twill Pants and matching Twill Shorts, each presented in clean White, Navy, and Black colorways. Completing the capsule is a special white OG Logo Tee crafted in Japan from soft, high-quality cotton and stamped with a co-branded gorilla graphic.

The XLARGE x RHC Ron Herman collection will release on August 15, 2026, exclusively via RHC Ron Herman and Ron Herman "R" physical stores and online.

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THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL and JOURNAL STANDARD have unveiled an exclusive capsule for Fall/Winter 2026The release updates the Field Berkeley Jacket and Wide Tapered Field Pants in a modern corduroy constructionBoth pieces are currently available for pre-order ahead of an official September release

THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL and JOURNAL STANDARD have officially unveiled their exclusive Cord Field Berkeley Jacket and Cord Wide Tapered Field Pants capsule for Fall/Winter 2026. The collaborative drop between the nanamica-produced outdoor sub-label updates the popular seasonal models in a textured corduroy construction.

Designed to bridge natural environments and city life, the capsule focuses on combining a classic corduroy aesthetic with contemporary comfort and ease of wear. The Cord Field Berkeley Jacket is engineered with an updated corduroy textile that offers rich surface texture while remaining easy to handle and maintain.

Completing the matching set, the Cord Wide Tapered Field Pants feature a relaxed, tailored wide-tapered cut designed to seamlessly integrate into everyday wardrobes while maintaining the sub-label's functional outdoor roots.

The THE NORTH FACE PURPLE LABEL x JOURNAL STANDARD Corduroy collection is currently available online, with an official domestic release scheduled for September 2026.

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Levi's Vintage Clothing is releasing a limited reproduction of its historic 1942 501 JeansThe model captures a brief wartime transition period featuring a buckle back cinch and heavyweight Shrink-to-Fit selvedge denimThe unwashed denim drops August 13 at Levi's Store Kyoto and via lottery on the official web store for 66,000 JPY

Levi's® Vintage Clothing has officially announced the limited release of its archival 1942 501® Jeans. Recreated directly from the brand’s historical archives, the reproduction honors an elusive transitional reference produced for only a brief period prior to wartime material rationing simplifications.

The 1942 Levi's model serves as a bridge between early heritage elements and updated wartime garment specifications. Built with a thicker "Shrink-to-Fit™" selvedge denim, the design retains labor-intensive pre-war features that were eventually phased out, led by a classic back cinch fitted with a metal buckle.

The construction accurately replicates period-correct craftsmanship, incorporating an inverted yoke seam, hidden rivets, single-needle arcuate pocket stitching, and a classic two-horse leather patch. The signature single-sided capital "E" red tab details the back pocket. Each pair is delivered unwashed in its raw state, complete with a reproduction of the original paper flasher and decorative dollar bill insert.

The Levi's® Vintage Clothing 1942 501® Jeans will be available in limited quantities at Levi's Store Kyoto starting August 13, alongside a lottery release hosted on the brand's official online store for ¥66,000 JPY.

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NEEDLES x STUDIOUS have unveiled a new capsule, reimagining the Track Jacket and HD Track Pant in a specialized polyester that mimics the look of nylon.Available now via STUDIOUS' webstore, followed by physical retail drops across Japan.

Following up on NEEDLES and STUDIOUS' recent joint releases including the Western-inspired "Poly Double Cloth" capsule and the seasonal Poly Smooth tracksuit drop, the two brands have joined hands once more for a special seasonal capsule.

For this exclusive drop, Nepenthes founder Keizo Shimizu reimagines two of the label's staple silhouettes using a specialized polyester material engineered to mimic the look and structural weight of woven nylon. The range centers on two key styles: the classic Track Jacket and the signature balloon-cut H.D. Track Pant, both executing an elevated, understated aesthetic. Offered in sleek black and versatile khaki colorways, the capsule applies a clean, minimalist treatment to the brand's signature Papillon sportswear.

The new collaborative pieces are now available to shop cia STUDIOUS' online store followed by a sequential drop across the brand's physical locations in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka.

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

This week’s lineup of drops kicks off with Palace's second drop of Fall 2026 which is headlined by a comprehensive technical apparel collaboration with Japanese label South2 West8 alongside sporty in-house staples. Fear of God Essentials and the Dallas Cowboys have partnered to launch a vintage 1990s-inspired Training Camp apparel collection that merges minimalist aesthetics with classic team branding. Honda has officially translated its iconic hatchback’s automotive legacy into a wearable graphic piece with a licensed, heavyweight cotton "Civic History" T-shirt. '47 and Baskin-Robbins are teaming up for a playful headwear capsule that translates the ice cream chain's signature flavors and revamped branding into three distinct cap silhouettes. Blending Japanese street-culture aesthetics with classic American heritage, the WIND AND SEA x Dickies FW26 collection offers durable staples like chore jackets and utility pants. Drawing inspiration from roadside Americana and motorsport culture, KSUBI’s "Strangers in Paradise" Fall 2026 collection delivers a gritty mix of distressed denim, Western tailoring, and Y2K-inspired eveningwear. BAPE and mastermind JAPAN reunite for a "Vintage x Grunge" themed 19th collaboration featuring heavily distressed, co-branded apparel and a highly limited BAPEX watch. Finally, focused on warm-weather comfort, nonnative and Gramicci's latest joint effort reimagines easy-wearing, wide-leg trousers and shorts in a breathable, moisture-wicking linen-cotton oxford cloth.

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

Palace Fall 2026 Drop 2

Palace Skateboards' latest Fall 2026 drop is headlined by a comprehensive collaboration with Japanese label South2 West8. This highly anticipated capsule features the standout Olive Camo River Trek Jacket, alongside coordinated trucker hoodies, jerseys, caps, and track bottoms. Complementing this partnership are Palace's in-house offerings, led by the technical "Palazzo" shell jacket and jogger set arriving in multiple colorways. The sporty "Luv U" mesh two-piece, graphic-heavy "Tibetan Potala" longsleeve, and dyed "Pigment College" bomber jacket round out the robust selection. The collection officially releases on August 14 across the UK, Europe, and the US, with Asia and Australia following on August 15 online.

Dallas Cowboys x Fear of God Essentials Training Camp Collection

Fear of God Essentials and the Dallas Cowboys have partnered to launch an elevated Training Camp apparel collection, marking a multi-year collaboration between Jerry Lorenzo’s label and the NFL. Drawing inspiration from vintage 1990s sportswear, the capsule seamlessly merges Fear of God’s signature minimalist, heavyweight aesthetic with classic Dallas Cowboys branding. The lineup focuses on relaxed, premium fits, featuring oversized crewnecks, high-end fleece, 3/4-sleeve tees, and matching New Era caps adorned with “Cowboys Essentials” and the team’s iconic star logo. Ranging from $110 to $190 USD, the collection is available now via Fear of God and the Dallas Cowboys store.

Honda's "Civic History" T-Shirt

Honda has officially translated its iconic hatchback’s automotive legacy into a wearable graphic piece with the release of the licensed "Civic History" T-shirt. Designed for tuning and JDM enthusiasts, the minimalist shirt places a detailed chest illustration of the legendary vehicle front and center, avoiding the clutter of excessive branding. The garment is constructed from structured, heavyweight 100% cotton, ensuring it holds its shape and outlasts standard summer basics through repeated wear. Offered in three versatile colorways—including classic off-white and black—the Honda Civic History T-shirt is currently available for purchase through Japanese specialty retailer CAMSHOP.JP.

'47 x Baskin-Robbins Headwear Collection

'47 has partnered with Baskin-Robbins to launch their first-ever collaborative headwear collection. Releasing online on August 13, the sweet capsule translates the ice cream chain's updated 2026 branding and signature flavor palettes into a playful range of caps. The designs draw colorful inspiration from iconic menu items like "Popping Shower," "Love Potion 31," and "Chocolate Mint," seamlessly incorporating Baskin-Robbins' classic pink and brown color scheme. The vibrant lineup is executed across three distinct '47 silhouettes: the raised-crown MVP, the five-panel HITCH, and the relaxed-fit CLEAN UP, which will also be available in kids' sizing online.

WIND AND SEA x Dickies FW26

WIND AND SEA has teamed up with iconic American heritage brand Dickies for a new Fall/Winter 2026 collaborative collection. This joint capsule perfectly blends contemporary Japanese street-culture aesthetics with classic, durable workwear silhouettes. Focusing on functional, everyday apparel that honors Dickies' legacy dating back to 1922, the lineup features updated chore jackets, sturdy utility pants, and co-branded graphic t-shirts. By marrying heavy-duty construction with modern streetwear styling, the collection seamlessly adapts traditional workwear elements for the modern wardrobe. The WIND AND SEA x Dickies FW26 collection officially drops online on August 15, 2026.

KSUBI Fall 2026

KSUBI’s Fall 2026 collection, titled "Strangers in Paradise," draws heavy inspiration from roadside Americana, motels, and racetracks to blend rebellious grit with glamour. The menswear line features distressed denim, resin-dipped finishes, hand-sketched archival artwork, and vintage motor patches that reinforce a lived-in aesthetic. On the womenswear side, the collection highlights Western tailoring, low-slung tomboy silhouettes, laced mini skirts, and Y2K-inspired eveningwear. Merging a spirit of polished resistance with sport-inspired cuts and oil-washed textures, the complete "Strangers in Paradise" collection is available now via KSUBI’s online store and physical flagships worldwide.

BAPE x mastermind Japan 19th Collab

BAPE and mastermind JAPAN have reunited for their 19th collaborative collection, titled "mastermind A BATHING APE 19TH." Centered around a "Vintage x Grunge" theme, the capsule merges both brands' iconic motifs—BAPE’s STA and APE HEAD with mastermind’s SKULL—across a lineup of heavily distressed and faded garments. Highlights include patchwork-heavy denim jackets and pants, an argyle knit cardigan, and sun-faded crewnecks offering a lived-in, collegiate feel. The crown jewel of the drop is a highly limited, serialized BAPEX watch in a gold and onyx colorway, restricted to just 100 pieces globally. The collection releases August 15 via the BAPE webstore and BAPEXCLUSIVE AOYAMA.

nonnative x Gramicci Collab

nonnative and Gramicci have reunited for a new summer-ready collaboration that reimagines easy-wearing staples in a breathable linen-based oxford cloth. Focusing on warm-weather comfort, the capsule features two relaxed silhouettes: the wide-straight WALKER ST EASY PANTS and the loose-fitting WALKER EASY SHORTS. Both pieces are crafted from a moisture-wicking linen-cotton blend that offers a coarse, tactile surface designed to stay cool when temperatures rise. Available in three understated colorways—Natural, Khaki Brown, and Black—to highlight the fabric's unique texture, the nonnative x Gramicci collection officially drops on August 15 at nonnative and Gramicci stores, as well as online.

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