Best Style Releases This Week: Supreme x Burberry, Fear of God Essentials, and More

Image via Supreme x Burberry

Release Date: March 10

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Supreme has tapped another luxury fashion house for an exclusive collaboration. This time, it’s Burberry. The capsule is highlighted by items like shearling collared puffers, denim trucker jackets, jeans, shorts, and even skate decks covered in  Burberry’s signature checkerboard print. Other pieces include leather collared trench coats, leather tracksuits, silk pajama sets, and rugby shirts. Many customers will surely be going after the box logo hoodies and T-shirts that fused Supreme’s logo with Burberry’s iconic pattern. 

Release Date: March 10

Where to Buy It: fearofgod.com and other select retailers (March 11)

Price: TBD

Jerry Lorenzo continues to expand his affordable Fear of God Essentials line with new items. The Spring/Summer 2022 collection is highlighted by additions like cable knit turtleneck sweaters, sleeveless polos, rugby shirts featuring “1977” branding, barn jackets, vests, and camouflage polar fleece sets. Fan-favorites like minimally-branded T-shirts, hoodies, sweatpants, and shorts in a variety of earth tones will also be available. 

Release Date: March 10

Where to Buy It: gap.com

Price: TBD

To mark his new partnership with Gap, Dapper Dan is releasing his own spin on the retailer’s classic logo hoodie. The usual “Gap” has been flipped to read “Dap” as a nod to the iconic designer. The hoodie will be available in a coral pink colorway with navy blue lettering. 

Release Date: March 11

Where to Buy It: newbalance.com and other select retailers

Price: $40-$350

New apparel from Salehe Bembury’s YURT collection with New Balance is arriving later this week. Earth-toned straight leg pants, graphic T-shirts, hoodies with a drawstring hem, and a colorful cap covered in Bembury’s signature thumb print pattern are all available. The standouts include fishing vests, olive green intel jacket with a quilted orange liner, and colorblocked sherpa fleece quarter zips. 

Release Date: March 12

Where to Buy It: SNS stores and sneakersnstuff.com

Price: $99-$119

SNS has collaborated with heritage sportswear brand Camber to craft a series of cozy essentials made in the USA. Heavyweight crewnecks, hoodies, and sweatpants will be available in natural, dark green, royal blue, and red. Each features a small branding patch to mark the collaboration.

Release Date: March 10

Where to Buy It: bornxraised.com

Price: $10-$180

Born X Raised’s latest collection is dubbed “AMERICA_OFF_LINE.” Themed around rave culture and a post-apocalyptic future, the capsule consist of T-shirts, balaclavas, embroidered sweatpants, and hoodies. Each features its fair share of neon-colored graphics including jagged lettering, skeletons, and flowers.

Release Date: March 11

Where to Buy It: paratodo.co

Price: TBD

Philadelphia’s Paratodo is releasing its latest collection this Friday. Geared for the upcoming spring climate, the drop consists of checkered short sleeve button-ups in lavender and ginger colorways, paneled trousers made of lightweight fabrics, and utility vests with ripstop and canvas paneling.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: levi.com and other select retailers

Price: $80-$298

One of Levi’s latest collaborations is with artist Gianni Lee. Lee’s colorful paintings are displayed across a trucker jacket, two pairs of 501 jeans, and a denim tote bag. Each item is also accented by a yellow tag. The artist says that the images were inspired by Egyptian hieroglyphs and are meant to be, “the offspring of the aliens and people.”

Release Date: March 9

Where to Buy It: psandqs.com

Price: TBD

Philadelphia boutique Ps and Qs is releasing its Rose snapbacks this Wednesday. Available in two-toned and all-black colorways, the caps feature an image of a rose surrounded by “Please & Thank You” on the front. Chinese characters on the right panel and Abakus branding on the left panel are a nod to Ps and Qs co-founders Rick and Ky Cao’s first shop, Abakus Takeout, which operated in Philly’s Chinatown neighborhood from 2008 to 2013. Each features a green under brim and is made in the USA. 

Release Date: March 11

Where to Buy It: Gelato Pique’s NYC flagship and gelatopique.us

Price: $59.10-$205

Japanese loungewear brand Gelato Pique has collaborated with Bearbrick. The result is 400% and 1000% Bearbrick figures dressed in cozy pajamas, blue and whit-striped lounge sets, T-shirts and crewnecks featuring Bearbrick graphics, a throw blanket, slippers, and even a beige jumpsuit made to resemble a Bearbrick figure constructed of fuzzy Gelato fabric.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: brotherwolf.com.au

Price: $60-$120

Australia’s Brotherwolf has just released a small capsule inspired by basketball. A black hoodie sports an orange basketball logo on the chest with the same logo enlarged on the back accompanied by “Full Court Service Brotherwolf.” Black mesh shorts with tonal piping and matching branding round out the release. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: cookieshoops.com

Price: $35-$75

Cookies Hoops has just released its latest set of merch titled “Cold World.” The drop consists of three crewnecks, two pairs of sweatpants, and a cap. Each features Cookie Hoops’ signature Slim Reaper graphic, a skeletal remix of the NBA logo. For any Sixers fans, the brand also just released its latest “Bullies” T-shirt with the team’s new superstar, James Harden, now added to the mix. 

Release Date: TBD

Where to Buy It: Chrome Hearts stores and chromehearts.com

Price: $3,500-$3,850

Chrome Hearts is adding hockey jerseys to its assortment this week. A black colorway will be available in Chrome Hearts stores, while the red color scheme will be exclusive to the brand’s web store. Each features a “CH” leather patch stitched on the chest and sterling silver hardware detailing. The black opts for a “33” on the back, while the red displays Matty Boy’s chomper logo. 

Release Date: March 11

Where to Buy It: midnightstudios.live

Price: TBD

Shane Gonzales’ Midnight Art Department is releasing a new capsule inspired by the iconic rock band, Motörhead. Graphic T-shirts, hoodies, and hats nod to some of the band’s memorable symbols and sayings. A studded leather jacket complete with a spade across the back and hoodie covered in a sublimated print of the album artwork for Motörhead’s Ace of Spades are the highlights of the release. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: “Now You See” exhibit in New York City (Blue Building, 222 East 46th Street)

Price: $500-$800

The “Now You See” exhibit currently showing in New York City is selling one-of-one items designed by a handful of the participating local artists: Smurfo, Tyler Jordan, Mr John Wright, and Mekia Machine. Bomber jackets covered in original artwork are among some of the pieces available. The gallery is operating until March 11. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: faworldentertainment.com

Price: $25-$185

The second drop from Fucking Awesome’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection has just released. New colorways of the brand’s signature logo T-shirts and hoodies are accompanied by cut and sew items like heavyweight flannels, fluorescent yellow corduroy trucker jackets, striped chinos, and more. Art by founder Jason Dill depicting fighting cherubs is used across a variety of items from skate decks to polos.