Best Style Releases This Week: Supreme, Stray Rats, Raf Simons, C.P. Company, Canada Goose, and More

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Release Date: March 17

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Supreme is set to drop a collaboration with the artist Nate Lowman this Thursday. Alongside artists such as Dan Colen, Dash Snow, and Ryan McGinley, Lowman made a name for himself in Downtown New York’s art scene in the early 2000s. Lowman works with a number of different mediums, but is well known amongst hardcore Supreme fans for his works of art that resemble bullet-holes, which have graced the walls of Supreme’s physical retail stores and an iconic box logo T-shirt made for the opening of the brand’s Shibuya store. Lowman’s newest collaboration with Supreme is centered on that very motif and appears on hoodies, work vests, sweaters, short sleeve button-ups, and painter pants. Lowman currently has an exhibition of new paintings in New York City’s David Zwirner gallery that will run until April 16. 

Release Date: Available now 

Where to Buy It: Canada Goose retail stores and canadagoose.com

Price: $150-$1,295

Canada Goose has just unveiled its new Spring/Summer 2022 collection with a campaign photographed and directed by Cole Sprouse. The campaign was shot in Big Sur, California and showcases Canada Goose’s gear being put to the test. A standout from this season is the Crofton Hoody: a lightweight, packable, down-filled, jacket with an adjustable hood. The jacket also includes backpack straps, which lets the wearer effortlessly take off the jacket when building heat without having to store it away. Other standout styles include the Mordaga jacket, the Kitsilano jacket, and the Muskoka crewneck. Accessories like waist bags and hats are also available. Additionally, Canada Goose’s newly launched footwear collection also expands this spring with the release of the Crofton and Cypress Puffer Boots. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: cpcompany.com

Price: £975-£995 (Approx. $1,271-$1,297)

C.P. Company has released a line of outerwear that is centered on Gore-Tex Infinium. The collection seeks to address two different takes on waterproof gear by blending C.P. Company’s and Gore-Tex’s approach to waterproof outerwear. The collection consists of two distinct models. One is the Gore-Tex 3L Infinium Mixed Jacket, a layered jacket that boasts utility pockets, a full front zip, and storm flap fastening that is complete C.P. Company’s lens detail on the sleeve pocket. Another model is the La 500 Miglia Jacket, which is made from the same materials but features the brand’s iconic goggle hood and watch window details.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: strayrats.com

Price: $18-$278

Stray Rats has just dropped its first releases for Spring/Summer 2022. The first drop is dubbed a “Reprise” collection because it features Stray Rats graphics from the brand’s earliest years on new blanks. The brand’s latest drop includes hats, T-shirts, socks, hoodies, sweatpants, T-shirts, and more. Yes, there is even a tapestry blanket of Jesus holding a rat by the artist Andrew Barnes available. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: machine-a.com

Price: $1,650

A standout from the Raf Simons Spring/Summer 2022 collection has just dropped at Machine-A. The School Uniform Bomber is a polyester jacket with an oversized fit, straight cut, and medium weight. It boasts an elasticated collar, zip-up front closure, three front patch pockets, long sleeves, a single sleeve zip-up pocket, elasticated cuffs and hem, sleeve logo patch detailing, and an eye-catching all-over graphic. Silver hardware and tonal stitching round out this offering from Raf Simons. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: pacsun.com

Price: $60-$150

Pacsun has worked with its Guest Artistic Director A$AP Rocky to create an exclusive collaboration with the German luxury automobile company Mercedes Benz and Rocky’s creative design agency AWGE. The collection includes bomber jackets, sweatpants, long-sleeved T-shirts, hoodies and hats. All are adorned with the AWGE logo, as well as a Mercedes Benz logos. Long sleeve shirts, hoodies, and hats are now available. 

Release Date: March 18

Where to Buy It: fuckingawesomestore.com, adidas.com, and other select retailers

Price: $130-$150

Jason Dill’s skateboard brand Fucking Awesome has again collaborated with Adidas for a special drop centered on sherpa fleece. Dill’s camo-inspired artwork graces a full-zip, high-pile fleece jacket and pant set. The jacket and pants boast zippered pockets, “FA” branded detailing, and distinct orange accents. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: breda.com

Price: $210

The BIPOC-owned, independent watch brand Breda has just launched the Jane Elemental. Inspired by the connection between earth and imagination, the Jane Elemental watch arrives in a 23mm oval case, features a genuine stone dial, and sits on a gold-plated stainless steel bracelet that fastens with a jewelry clasp. The watch is available in Specularite and Jasper colorways.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: edieparkerflower.com

Price: $40-$995

Flower by Edie Parker, a hybrid recreational cannabis and fashion label, has just released a range of new merch to go along with their luxurious smoking accessories. Five new items are now available at the brand’s web store and at their Bond Street brick and mortar location in New York. Standouts from their latest drop include a graphic crewneck parodying popular Newport cigarette ads and a “Boobs on Drugs” puff paint T-shirt where 15 percent of the proceeds will go towards the Women’s Prison Association.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: marketmarketmarket.com

Price: $14-$200

Market is collaborating with The Rolling Stones to drop four unique apparel styles along with two accessories. The latest collection from Market features a newly-created icon in honor of the 60th anniversary of The Rolling Stones and the 50th anniversary of the “Smiley.” A tie-dyed sweatsuit set, Garage jacket with chenille embroidery, T-shirt, keychain, and coffee mug are available.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: timberland.com

Price: $28-$128

Timberland’s newest footwear and apparel collection is titled “Look Back to Move Forward.” It is centered on retroing classic styles for all genders. The collection includes T-shirts, long sleeve graphic shirts, relaxed fit sweat shorts, colorblocked crewnecks, and colorblocked hoodies. Styles from Timberland’s archive, such as the Euro Hiker and a Water-Resistant anorak, are revived in new colorways for the spring season.

Release Date: March 17-March 24

Where to Buy It: theproscloset.com

Price: $10

For the 2020 Giro d’Italia, Cannondale, Rapha, and POC collaborated with Palace Skateboards to make the EF Cycling team’s kit. Now, The Pro’s Closet, a bike shop that specializes in selling used bicycles and cycling gear, is set to raffle off one of the few original Cannondale SuperSix EVO’s as the grand prize. The matching Rapha team jersey and POC team helmet are runner up prizes. The bicycle is a true collector’s item and The Pro’s Closet’s raffle is likely one of the only ways the public could get an opportunity to own one.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: zara.com

Price: $27.90-$399

Zara has just unveiled their Zara Studio menswear collection for Spring/Summer 2022. Zara Studio’s biannual collections of menswear and womenswear are the most directionally designed and materially elevated expressions of fashion across the Zara brand. For Spring 2022, Zara Studio honed in on bohemianism. The collection is rooted in shades of black charcoal with accents of brown, burgundy, grey and mustard. Standout pieces within the expansive range include slim cut shawl collar dark suiting plays, boot-cut slim pants, chelsea boots, and mixed material henley shirting. Other great garments within the collection include a wide gauge black knit top and leather pants that pair well with a carabiner buckle belt. Accessories such as jeweled silver rings and charm-strung chains are also available. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: rensuke.com

Price: $1,975-$2,495

RENSUKE TOKYO is a new Japanese streetwear brand inspired by the origins of Japan’s Harajuku style in the ‘90s. The brand has paved its own lane by making a special color-changing fabric that reacts to the wearer’s body temperature. When RENSUKE TOKYO’s garments are exposed to heat, the fabric radically changes colors, creating unique 3D effects and continuously shifting shades. The three colorways currently released include shade ranges that transform from pink, blue and orange to pure white.  T-shirts and long sleeve shirts are now available.