Best Style Releases This Week: Stüssy, Rhuigi x Zara, Union Tokyo x Needles, and More

Image via Stüssy

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: Stüssy stores and stussy.com

Price: TBD

Stüssy is dropping off the first pieces from its Summer 2022 collection on Friday afternoon. The lookbook shot by Liam MacRae gives us a taste of what to expect from the upcoming season. Pieces include workwear covered in leopard print, vertical-striped cardigans, trendy crochet knit items like vests and button-ups perfect for the warm weather, logo mesh shorts, caps, colorful vacation shirts, and more. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: zara.com

Price: $35.90-$249

Rhuigi Villaseñor has collaborated with Zara for the “Redesigning Human Uniform” collection. The capsule offers fans of the LA-based designer a more affordable alternative to some of Rhude’s pricey pieces. Pieces like varsity jackets, logo polos, bombers with chenille patches, “RHU” logo caps, and cargo pants with long drawstrings and large front pockets all clearly pull inspiration from Rhude’s DNA. Some other notable items include button-up and short sets covered in a bright, lava lamp-like print, quarter-zip track jackets, and nylon shorts. 

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: tombogo.com

Price: TBD

Tombogo is releasing its Spring/Summer 2022 collection, “Nature Is Healing,” this Friday. Puffer vests with veins resembling a leaf, baggy pants with removable side pouches, and mohair cardigans featuring graphics by frequent collaborator Leon Xu are among some of the standout items. Founder Tommy Bogo also continues to focus on sustainability by using materials like recycled synthetic nylons, vegan leather, woven mohair knits, and canvas throughout the collection.

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: paratodo.co

Price: TBD

Philadelphia-based brand Paratodo is back with another delivery of goods from its Summer 2022 collection. Green and yellow checkerboard ringer T-shirts, nylon shorts with wavy paneling, and a new seasonal take on the brand’s popular ‘72 Segundo Smock constructed of white floral lace will all be available. 

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: Union Tokyo and uniontokyo.jp

Price: ¥23,100-¥24,200 (app. $180-$188)

Union Tokyo has once again teamed up with Needles for some special edition apparel. Two matching sets consisting of a track shirt and track pants will be available. One is black with blue and green stripes and a tonal black butterfly logo. The other is beige with red and green stripes and a gold butterfly.

Release Date: May 18

Where to Buy It: faworldentertainment.com

Price: $36-$205

Jason Dill’s Fucking Awesome is dropping off the first of three drops from its Summer 2022 collection this week. The brand continues its impressive output as of late with items like mechanic’s jackets covered in chain-stitched drawings by Dill, reversible quilted vests covered in a custom camo print made up of images of trees in the surrounding LA area on one side, striped vacation shirts, micro mesh button-ups, and more. 

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: Palace stores and palaceskateboards.com

Price: TBD

Palace and Adidas are partnering up once again for a capsule inspired by the great outdoors. Tan cargo jackets and pants are adorned with ample pockets and colorful Three Stripes branding. There are also olive crewneck and shorts sets made with 100% recycled polyester, co-branded logo T-shirts, a cap, and a backpack. 

Release Date: May 20

Where to Buy It: Daily Paper stores and dailypaperclothing.com

Price: TBD

Daily Paper is releasing its latest collection on Friday afternoon. Colors from the Ghanaian, Moroccan and Somali flag are incorporated throughout the collection as a nod to the founders’ roots. Colorful crochet sweaters and dresses, vacation shirts and bikinis covered in all-over flag prints, beige vests and cargo pants, logo totes, pastel-colored swim trunks, and more will all be up for grabs. 

Release Date: May 18

Where to Buy It: Hublot stores

Price: $116,000

A-Cold-Wall* founder Samuel Ross has created his own limited edition take on the Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon. Titanium honeycomb mesh is used on the dial, case, case back, and strap. The watch also features a satin-finished titanium bezel, sapphire dial, skeletal face design, and bright orange rubber strap. Only 50 pieces have been produced. 

Release Date: May 19

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: $160

Supreme has linked up with Dr. Martens for three pairs of the 1461. The low-top features leather uppers with a spider web graphic embroidered on the toe box. Each sits atop Dr. Martens’ signature AirWair sole. Red, white, and black colorways will be available. If you miss out on this Thursday’s drop, pairs will also be releasing via the Dr. Martens web store on May 26.

Release Date: May 18

Where to Buy It: imranpotato.com, vans.com, and select Vault by Vans stockists

Price: TBD

Imran Potato, a designer known for his humorous products like the Caveman Slippers is bringing his unique approach to a new collaboration with Vault by Vans. Imran Potato will help reissue 1998’s Knu Skool VR3 LX. Details include an overstuffed tongue, thick laces, puff jazz stripe, and custom waffle sole complete with Imran Potato branding. Three colorways of the Sk8-Hi VR3 LX with sketches of hands across the upper will also be up for grabs. 

Release Date: May 21

Where to Buy It: Slam Jam stores and slamjam.com

Price: TBD

Slam Jam and Fila have collaborated for the first time for the “Redefined” collection. The capsule reimagines sportswear from Fila’s archive through Slam Jam’s lens. Seven unisex items will be available including nylon windbreakers, pinstriped running tops, polo shirts, track pants, and shorts. The grey, white, and red color palette will be accented by co-branded patches and reflective paneling.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: akings.com

Price: $140-$350

New York-based brand AKINGS, founded by The Hype contestant Alan King, has released its “Day N Night” collection. The assortment includes lavender cargo sweatpans, French terry logo hoodies adorned with large side pouches instead of the traditional kangaroo pocket, vintage-washed French terry shorts, satin shirts covered in floral prints, Bondage jeans with belts wrapped around each leg, and more.