Best Style Releases This Week: Corteiz, Bape, Icecream, Moncler, and More

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Sneakersnstuff.com and other select retailers.
Price: $35-$140

Puma has collaborated with Noah to release their first drop from what's scheduled to be a multi-seasonal collaboration. The collection is centered on the Puma Star,  a sneaker originally released by Puma in the 1970s that Noah is bringing back for the first time. Clothing within the collection include velour vests, cotton twill painter caps, a raglan longsleeve with old school Puma graphics, French Terry rugby shirts, shorts, and a cotton terry cap. 

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Bape.com and Bape stores. 
Price: $39-$99

Bape recently celebrated its 30th anniversary in New York City last week with its first "Bape Heads Show" in years. The brand presented over 100 looks from their main label as well as its four sub-brands during the show, which included live performances from Lil Baby, Lola Brooke, and Coi Leray. To commemorate the event, Bape has also released a limited-edition merch collection that includes short-sleeved T-shirts, baseball caps, tote bags, towels, sticker sets, and commemorative badges.

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Select boutiques and on Moncler.com.
Price: $110-$2,890

Moncler's ski-focused offshoot, Grenoble, has just released its Pre-Fall 2023 collection for those looking to stock up on luxurious ski gear before winter. Polartec zippered fleeces, recycled GORE-TEX shell jackets (with matching trousers and shorts) are now available. Standouts include outerwear featuring a bold print of topographic maps on pieces like the Peyrus hooded jacket.  Accessories include functional backpacks, caps, and beanie hats. A fresh iteration of Moncler's popular Trailgrip technical sneaker is also available in an earthy khaki colorway.

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Chadieonline.com
Price: $32-$44

Anyone who's been outside in New York City this summer has likely spotted a Chadie piece here and there. The rising New York City-based label has just released a new summer capsule collection. Dubbed "Chadie Humans," the brand's latest drop reworks its classic logo into a wavy font. A graphic puff-print T-shirt, a heavyweight cotton canvas tote bag, and embroidered caps produced in the United States are available now. 

Release Date: July 7
Where to Buy It: kidsuper.com
Price: $170-$250

Since KidSuper launched its iconic Kissing Bag last year, it has sold-out instantly every time it drops. Now, fans of Colm Dillane's label will get a chance to cop them again. To celebrate his latest show at Paris Fashion Week, KidSuper is dropping the bag again in four new colorways. Green, orange, yellow, and purple versions of the bag will be available. The bags will come in classic medium sizes and a new mini size that's less than five-inches in length. 

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: WeAreBrainDead.com, MalinAndGoetz.com, and Brain Dead stores. 
Price: $38-$86

Brain Dead has collaborated with Malin+Goetz for an exclusive Cannabis Candle and Perfume Oil. The collaboration reimagines Malin+Goetz's popular cannabis scent with Brain Dead's trippy graphic packaging. The scent features hints of bergamot, black pepper and orange, a cannabis accord middle and a cedarwood patchouli base. It smells rich with spicy notes and soft floral tones. 

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Icecream.com and BBC/Icecream stores in New York City and Miami.
Price: July 7

Icecream has just unveiled an exclusive capsule designed by the brand’s own skate team. Members from Icecream's skateboard team based in Los Angeles, New York City, Miami and Tokyo, helped design a capsule inspired by both classic skateboard graphics and activewear for skating in mind. Four graphic T-shirts will be released along with a convertible pair of micro-ripstop nylon pants that could also be turned into shorts. Custom skateboard grip tape and a custom trucker hat will also be available. 

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Crtz.xyz 
Price: £25-£120 (Approximately $25-$150)

Corteiz has just dropped fresh new product that will only be sold for a limited-time. The label's ever-popular "Alcatraz" cargo shorts are currently available in a Navy colorway. Nylon shorts, windbreakers, sweatshorts, caps, boxers, duffle bags, tank tops, dresses, and more are currently available. The store will close at midnight in the United Kingdom, which means it will close at 7 p.m. EST in the United States. A special football jersey will also release today. 

Release Date: July 7
Where to Buy It: Apple.com, Apple stores, Dover Street Market, SSENSE, and other select retailers worldwide.
Price: $199.99

Beats and Fragment Design have reunited for their third collaboration that's centered on two special-edition versions of the Beats Fit Pro. The minimalist designs features Fragment's twin-lightning logo etched into the earbuds and inside both cases. While the black colorway is available at all retailers, the white colorway is an Apple exclusive. 

Release Date: July 8
Where to Buy It: Adidas.com and select retailers.
Price: $130

Adidas is collaborating with accessories designer Tulie Yaito on a limited-edition Forum Hi. Yaito's take on the Forum Hi is centered on her own practice of creating wearable luxury with bold colors. The shoe directly references Yaito’s popular knot and Keijō bags, boasts white pebble leather, faux
pony hair, cowhide with detachable straps, blue and red ostrich embossed leather, green suede, and black paisley embossed cut out leather. 

Release Date: Available Now
Where to Buy It: Vitalydesign.com and in store at Vitaly's Toronto and Los Angeles brick and mortar locations.
Price: $125 

The Toronto-based labels Spencer Badu and Vitaly Design have teamed up to  a new collaboration. Badu's own Ghanaian heritage builds the foundation of their collaboration, which is a chain dubbed the "Coast." It's crafted out of custom geometric steel beads, genuine African turquoise stones, and real cowrie shells. A removable Ghanaian adinkra symbol that translates to “Unity” is also included along with with a co-branded Glyph carabiner clasp. The chain is adjustable and features co-branding between both labels. The lookbook for the collection was shot in Lagos, Nigeria.