Best Style Releases This Week: Daily Paper x Off-White, Awake NY x BornxRaised, Supreme x Nike, and More

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Release Date: Jan. 15

Where to Buy It: BornxRaised.com

Price: $44-$299

Awake NY is teaming up with BornxRaised of Los Angeles to release their first collaboration together. Aside from co-branded T-shirts and sweatshirts, a Double Knee Pant, Pocket T-Shirt, and Chore Coat created with Carhartt WIP will also be available. All of the proceeds from a co-branded Carhartt WIP Pocket T-Shirt will be split, donated to New York’s New Immigrant Community Empowerment (NICE) nonprofit and Los Angeles’ NELA United for Students. The New Immigrant Community Empowerment is a nonprofit organization in Jackson Heights, Queens, dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable immigrant workers in New York with a focus on day laborers, domestic workers, and newly arrived immigrants. Los Angeles’ NELA United for Students is a community group that helps homeless young people in Northeast Los Angeles, specifically Highland Park, gain access to everyday living necessities and the support they need to remain in school. The collection drops at noon this Friday. 

Release Date: Jan. 15

Where to Buy It: dailypaperclothing.com

Price: $66-$165

Daily Paper, Off-White, and Surf Ghana revealed a collaboration to build Ghana’s very first skate park back in December following collaborative capsule collections between the brands to help raise funds for the park. Originally released at Daily Paper’s annual pop-up in Ghana, the Amsterdam-based brand is finally making the collections available to purchase worldwide. The Daily Paper and Surf Ghana products includes a commemorative classic Long Sleeve, Bucket Hat and T-Shirt made of 100% cotton with a screen print reading "Freedom and Skate." The collaboration with Off-White features a 100% jersey cotton T-shirt with the brand's iconic arrow print inspired by Cacao Beans, Ghana's main export.The limited edition T-Shirt is available in Decadent Chocolate and White colorways. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: moncler.com

Price: $1,650-$1,900

Moncler is releasing a range of jackets constructed out of sustainable materials for men, women, and children as part of its Born to Protect plan. The brand's strategic sustainability commitment was announced in October and these jackets support its vision for a circular economy. The jacket's fabric and accessories, with the exception of down, are made out of recycled fabrics like Econyl nylon, a regenerated nylon derived from ocean and land-based waste. The down and all Moncler apparel is DIST certified, which ensures traceability and high farming standards through a scientific approach all along the supply chain. The down, derived exclusively from geese farmed for the purpose of meat, is a by-product of the food chain. The packaging for the jacket is also made from recycled materials. Men’s jackets include the Nicaise, Gaite, and Dabos. Women's jackets include the Teremba, Lemenez, and Gatope. The Gaite and Lemenez are also available in children's sizing. The Hasan is available for babies. Moncler's full sustainability plan can be examined here.

Release Date: Jan. 14

Where to Buy It: supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Biggies, BB Simon Belts, and now Nike Boots. Supreme's latest collaboration with Nike is centered on the Goadome boot, a classic winter staple in East Coast cities like New York and Washington D.C. Supreme's take on the boot features a snakeskin outer that is reminscent of the brim of a Don C snapback. To fully understand this collaboration, check out our interview with a New York City Instagram comedian who cherishes this boot. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: capohats.com

Price: $45

Geoff Heath, one of the original members of Supreme's design team and co-founder of the streetwear brand Acapulco Gold, has just designed a range of snapback hats to raise funds for Black Lives Matter.  The snapback's logo is inspired by the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball cap and is now available in black and orange, red and white, and navy and gold colorways. All proceeds from this hat, and future BLM hats from Capo Hats, will go towards the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: satisfyrunning.com

Price: $72-$396

The high-end Parisian running brand, Satisfy, has just released its range of winter garments. Tie-dyed T-shirts constructed out of Japanese Cloud Merino, Japanese nylon Trail 3" Shorts, Sherpa Running Caps, and Polartec Bandanas are now available. The Packable Windbreaker, constructed out of aluminum colored ripstop nylon, is a standout release from the brand's latest offerings.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: uniqlo.com

Price: $19.90-$29.90

Inspired by the streets and people of Tokyo, Uniqlo UT’s latest collaboration features graphic T-shirts and hoodies printed with Keith Haring's instantly recognizable style. The new drop is designed to pay tribute to Haring, who frequently visited Japan in the 1980s for his popular solo exhibitions. 

Release Date: Jan. 15

Where to Buy It: alifenewyork.com 

Price: $600

Alife is releasing eight sterling silver bullet keychains stamped with the Alife box logo. Each keychain is unique and hand-made by Gabriel Urist. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: jacqny.com

Price: $49-$180

Jacq is a gender-neutral and sustainable clothing brand based in New York. Its latest collection includes Taylor shirts with off-centered buttons, French Terry Mason hoodies that offer facial coverage, and bomber jackets. A standout item from the range is the French Terry Jordan hoodie.

Release Date: Jan. 15

Where to Buy It: superplastic.co

Price: $90

The founder of KidRobot, Paul Budnitz, has released a new toy with the artist Sket One dubbed the SuperKranky. The 8-inch toy pays homage to Kalifornia Kolors, a vintage line of Krylon spray paint. Originally released at ComplexLand, this toy includes a removable cap and a rattling mixing ball. It's now available for purchase online this Friday in limited numbers. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: 4hunnid.com

Price: $5-$100

YG's clothing brand, 4Hunnid, has just released its Spring/Summer 2021 collection.The brand's name is the same as YG's label imprint, which stands for "forever one hundred." Drop 1 of the SS21 collection is inspired by the Los Angeles culture and lifestyle that YG grew up around. It includes T-shirts, hoodies, crewnecks, button-downs, bottoms, and snapbacks. Additional releases from this season will arrive next month. YG's anticipated

"The Flame" sneaker is set to arrive in March.  

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: rimowa.com

Price: $840-$1,680

The Rimowa "Never Still" collection is now available. Made in Italy, this unisex collection consists of five different products designed for a wide range of uses. Each features the unmistakable marks of the iconic German luggage house such as modern timeless shapes, the renowned RIMOWA grooved design, bespoke hardware showcasing the brand’s monogram and logo, a flexible travel strap that allows customers to fix their bag onto their suitcase, a personalized address tag, and a color palette that matches favorites from RIMOWA’s Essential collection, including Black, Gray, Cactus, Desert Rose, and Saffron. Crafted out of premium materials such as durable water-repellent canvas and smooth soft-touch full-grain leather, this essential new collection is built to withstand the rigors of modern travel. Backpacks, laptop messenger bags, and tote bags are now available. 

Release Date: Jan. 15

Where to Buy It: SSENSE, Selfridges, End Clothing, I.T., Isetan, GR8, Nordstrom, Mr. Porter, Juice, Why Are You Here, and Pacsun.

Price: $40-$200

Fear of God will unveil the second drop of its ‘California Winter’ 2020 collection of Essentials this Friday. A line of classic polos, jersey tees, puffer jackets, pull-over fleeces, and zip-up tracksuits in the brand’s signature relaxed, minimal silhouettes and muted color palettes will be available. 

Release Date: 

Where to Buy It: fwrd.com and 7daysactive.com

Price: $75-$120

The Copenhagen-based activewear brand, 7 Days Active, has just released a range of new products. Sweatshirts, sweatpants, active leggings, bike shorts, sports bras, and more are now available.