Once again, we hope you are safe and well during these trying times. Whether you are staying home to flatten the curve, or fearlessly trudging along as an essential worker, we hope some of these style releases can brighten your day with a fresh new fit. Supreme is dropping its seasonal capsule of graphic T-shirts this Thursday, A Bathing Ape is celebrating the 15th anniversary of its New York flagship with an exclusive collection dropping this Saturday, and Casablanca is set to finally release it's first collaboration ever with New Balance.
Check out the details on the these releases and others from more of your favorite brands below.
Supreme Spring/Summer 2020 T-Shirts
Release Date: April 16
Where to Buy It: supremenewyork.com
Price: $44
As usual, Supreme will drop a selection of graphic T-shirts for their current season this Thursday. Seven different T-shirts will be available including one with a new "chrome logo" graphic. T-shirts designed by Keegan Dakkar and Joe Roberts are other standouts in this drop.
BAPE NYC 15th Anniversary Collection
Release Date: April 18
Where to Buy It: us.bape.com
Price: $115-$289
A Bathing Ape will celebrate the 15th anniversary of its New York City flagship with a special run of commemorative T-shirts, crewnecks, and hoodies. Apparel with General, College, and old school Baby Milo graphics will be available.A T-shirt designed by New York City artist Shaun Crawford is the standout graphic from this drop.
Casablanca x New Balance 327
Release Date: April 18
Where to Buy It: casablancaparis.com
Price: $150
Casablanca's first collaboration with New Balance is dropping this Saturday. The 327 will be available in the brand's iconic green and orange colorways. "It's quite rare to have that kind of collaboration with New Balance, but even more because it's an absolutely new shape," Casablanca's founder Charaf Tajer told Complex earlier this year. "To have the opportunity to create an absolutely new New Balance from scratch, it's fantastic." To learn more about the inspiration behind Casablanca's New Balance 327, read our interview with Tajer here.
OAMC Spring/Summer 2020
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: oamc.com
Price: $53-$3,025
Pieces from OAMC's Spring/Summer 2020 collection are now available. The release includes T-shirts, knitwear, leather jackets, quilted parkas, shorts, crewnecks, boots and small leather accessories from Luke Meier and Arnaud Fae's futuristic brand. Standout pieces include the Fundament Parka and graphic apparel made in collaboration with the Romanian sculptor Constantin Brancusi.
Neighborhood x Abu Garcia
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: neighborhood.jp
Price: ¥1,600-¥38,000 ($16-$355)
Neighborhood has recently collaborated with a number of outdoor brands on fishing and camping equipment. Although it's unlikely anyone is going camping during these times, most of their collaborations have sold out, such as a giant Neighborhood tent made by Helinox. One of their collaborations includes fishing gear made in collaboration with the Swedish brand Abu Garcia. A shiny tarapulin jacket and waterproof fishing case are still available online.
Rowing Blazers x Lands' End
Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: landsend.com and rowingblazers.com
Price: $70-$95
Rowing Blazers has collaborated with Lands’ End on a windbreaker and a long sleeve rugby. The windbreaker's design is pulled straight from the Lands’ End archives, and boasts water-resistant nylon and a mesh lining. The rugby is 100% cotton and features a rowing blazers sleeve patch. “The port-starboard jacket is an icon from the Lands' End archives that I've wanted to bring back for a long time; it's the kind of thing that vintage collectors love, and it speaks to the shared nautical heritage of the two brands," says Rowing Blazers' founder Jack Carlson. "The magenta-and-teal rugby is my favorite piece from all of the collaborative products we've made with Lands' End. It takes a timeless canvas–the rugby shirt–and splashes it with an iconic '90s colorway. But somehow the result is so perfect for right now.”
