Best Style Releases This Week: Stüssy x Martine Rose, Palace x Evisu, and More

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Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: Stüssy Chapter stores, Dover Street Market locations, martine-rose.com, and stussy.com

Price: TBD

Stüssy and Martine Rose have collaborated on a capsule collection that celebrates the art of driving. The delivery is centered around accessories like a furry leopard steering wheel cover, co-branded driving gloves, flags that can be hung from the rearview mirror, a striped floor mat complete with Stüssy’s popular 8-ball motif, and a windscreen covered in a group of people. Co-branded graphic T-shirts and hoodies round out the automotive-inspired drop. 

Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: Palace stores and palaceskateboards.com

Price: TBD

Palace and Evisu have linked up once again for their third collaboration that honors Evisu’s prominence in the London club scene throughout the late ‘90s and early 2000s. As one may expect, the denim is the star of the show. A type one denim jacket and pair of Evisu’s signature jeans each feature cherry blossom details. There are also camo denim jackets and jeans that are covered in co-branded pockets. Another standout is the Lambswool cowichan sweater covered in branding that include a giant Palace heart across the back. An array of logo T-shirts, hoodies, and trucker caps round out the collab. 

Release Date: April 15 (in-store) and April 19 (online)

Where to Buy It: Fugazi Contemporary Store (8750 Holloway Dr., West Hollywood, CA 90069) and fugazi.la

Price: TBD

Los Angeles-based brand Fugazi is dropping off its fourth collection later this week. Items include paneled denim jackets and jeans embellished with colorful jewels, pistachio-colored workwear, checkerboard mohair sweaters, gold and silver revolver necklaces, jeans with chainstitched detailing to resemble paint splatters, and more. Other standouts include a brown canvas cap with a flipped LV logo nodding to that image of Marc Jacobs (you know the one) and graphic T-shirts that take a playful approach to Fugazi’s expansion in recent years and “corporate streetwear” brands. 

Release Date: April 13

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supreme.com

Price: $138-$158

Supreme and Timberland’s latest collaboration is devoid of any work boots. Instead, the two parties have created baseball jerseys and sweatsuits. The jersey is available in red, green, or black with Supreme embroidered across the chest and a giant Timberland tree stitched on the back. Hoodies and sweatpants are both offered and four colorways (red, green, black, or grey) with white contrast stitching and co-branded logos. 

Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: tombogo.com and other select retailers like SSENSE

Price: TBD

Tombogo’s Spring 2023 collection, “For the Truant and the Fluent,” is releasing on Friday morning. Inspired by his days in high school, this collection from founder Tommy Bogo features button-ups covered in shock-cords to resemble backpacks complete with storage pockets on the back, pleated trousers and button-ups covered in small cargo pockets, a “Freelance” varsity jacket, crochet basketball uniform, denim executions on the brand’s signature convertible pants and jackets, and more.

Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: manresaclothing.com

Price: TBD

Ahead of its New York City pop-up from April 19-April 23, Manresa is letting go of the first drop from its Spring 2023 offering via its online store. The drop is highlighted by new colorways of the brand’s Bittner coat and Oysterman sweater. Other gear tailored for the warmer weather ahead includes short sleeve linen plaid shirts, nylon shorts with spandex liners, and pants plus shorts made from Japanese ripstop nylon. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: denimtears.com

Price: $60-$200

Los Angeles-based skate shop Neighbors has teamed up with Tremaine Emory’s Denim Tears for a capsule collection titled, “African Diaspora Skate Shop.” Signature Denim Tears pieces like rugby polos, trucker caps, T-shirts, and hoodies have the brand’s iconic logos tweaked to mark the collab. Highlights include other frequently-used Denim Tears motifs like Black Jesus and Mary placed on skate decks and a T-shirt that reads “Tremaine Can’t Skate,” a nod to Plain Gravy’s infamous “Pharrell Can’t Skate” design from 2006.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: darrylbrown.com

Price: $238-$285

Darryl Brown’s namesake workwear label recent released its latest collection. Suede low-top and leather high-top work boots are both being introduced for the first time. Camo and safety orange colorways of the brand’s signature wide-fitting Japanese Cargo Pants and canvas vests are also available. 

Release Date: April 15

Where to Buy It: BetterGiftShop.com, Better Gift Shop Toronto, Dover Street Market, Comme des Garçons, Concepts, and other select retailers

Price: $50-$280

Popular Toronto-based streetwear label Better Gift Shop has joined forces with heritage hockey brand Sherwood for a special collaboration. The capsule nods to the Chinatown neighborhood that Better Gift Shop’s flagship is located in with graphics inspired by Hong Luck Kung Fu Club, a nearby kung fu and lion dance club, found on T-shirts and hoodies. A co-branded dad cap will also be available. Rounding out the capsule are white and blue hockey jerseys complete with giant “B” logos on the chest, “Better Gift Shop” written across the nameplate, and a “558” jersey number (Better Gift Shop’s address is 558 Dundas St. W). 

Release Date: April 13

Where to Buy It: Nordstrom NYC

Price: TBD

The newest installation at Nordstrom NYC is in partnership with Sky High Farm Workwear. The brand’s collabs with Quil Lemons, Ally Bo, Converse, and more will be up for grabs at the space along with a series of reimagined vintage items. 

Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: scienceprojectco.com

Price: TBD

New Jersey-based clothing brand Science Project is back with its latest collection this Friday. Zip-up hoodies and caps that read “Neutral Grounds” will be available alongside new colorways of some of the brand’s cut and sew pieces like puffer vests, striped workwear shirts, and convertible cargo pants. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: mingo008.com

Price: $78-$110

Mingo by Domingo latest line of unisex items is dedicated to the empowerment of women. The highlight of the drop is an acrylic sweater vest available in olive green or black with details like a foldable collar and minimal red logo hit at the center of the chest. Relaxed fit sweatpants will also be released in brown and navy blue.

Release Date: April 14

Where to Buy It: b2ss.co and other select retailers

Price: $90

Back 2 School Special (b2Ss) is releasing its first collection with NBAlab just in time for the playoffs. The drop includes 10 T-shirts to represent the Los Angeles Lakers, Boston Celtics, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks, Phoenix Suns, and Houston Rockets. Eventually, all 30 teams will be represented. 

Release Date: April 13

Where to Buy It: pangaia.com

Price: $250

Pangaia has partnered with Zellerfeld to introduce a new form of sustainable footwear. The 3D-printed Absolute Sneakers are a single piece of TPU when conventional sneakers commonly use over 40 materials, which means they can be melted down and used again when they are no longer being used. Any customer who returns the sneaker to Pangaia when they are done using it will receive a $30 voucher. Black and cream pairs are both available. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Dsquared2 stores and dsquared2.com

Price: $285-$1,235

Dsquared2’s latest release from its environmentally responsible One Life One Planet line is a capsule collection featuring the Smurfs. The cute blue cartoons are featured across a variety of mens’s and women’s items such as hoodies, T-shirts, sneakers, shorts, jeans, and more.