Best Style Releases This Week: Supreme x Clarks, Stüssy Summer 23, and More

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: Stüssy Chapter stores and stussy.com
Price: TBD

Stüssy returns with its Summer 2023 collection this Friday. The streetwear OG impresses once again with standouts from its latest season including linen bomber jackets ideal for layering in the warmer weather, airbrushed linen pants, crochet polos, paneled tie-dye T-shirts, logo knit sweaters, and more.

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: Palace stores and palaceskateboards.com
Price: TBD

To accompany its New Balance 991 collaboration, Palace has also created a capsule of outdoorsy apparel. The lineup include water-resistant shell jackets, co-branded T-shirts, crewnecks, nylon shorts, and running caps with mesh paneling in '90s-inspired color schemes.

Release Date: May 10
Where to Buy It: sinclair.global
Price: $30-$125

Sinclair Global's latest launch is inspired by basketball. The brand even tapped Orlando Magic's Bol Bol and Miami Heat's Tyler Herro for the campaign. Of course, Sinclair made its own jerseys and mesh shorts that feature the colors of the Magic and Heat, respectively. A handful of graphic T-shirts that nod to other other iconic teams in the sport like the Harlem Globetrotters round out the collection.

Release Date: May 11
Where to Buy It: percivalclo.com
Price: $68-$390

Percival has decided to channel the style from one of the most beloved television shows of all time for its latest capsule. The British brand took cues from Seinfeld and its characters like Jerry, Kramer, and George Costanza. The result includes standouts like short sleeve knitted shirts with an 8-ball print inspired by Puddy's jacket, graphic T-shirt with signature phrases like "Serenity Now," sweaters featuring Jerry and George, and striped button-ups you wouldn't have been surprised to see donned by Kramer. 

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: rh-ude.com
Price: TBD

The second release from Rhude's "New Money" collection is available on Friday. First debuted at the brand's Paris Fashion Week presentation last June, the line includes Rhuigi Villasenor's spins on new American luxury like racing-inspired knit sweaters, graphic hoodies bearing images of tropical beaches, ringer T-shirts, floral vacation shirts, line cargo pants, and more. 

Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It:. willychavarria.com and shopprobclub.com
Price: $45-$200

Will Chavarria's latest release channeling the traditional wardrobe of the working class is an 11-piece capsule with Pro Club. Pieces include baggy French Terry cargo sweatpants and shorts, extra long white tank tops, and an array of oversized graphic T-shirts that looked like they were ripped straight out of Dem Franchize Boyz's closet.

Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: poetreinmotion.com
Price: $40-$52

The upstart Los Angeles label Pōetrē in Motion has collaborated with Bay Area photographer JSquared on a three-piece capsule celebrating the Golden State Warriors and NBA Playoffs. One T-shirt features an homage to the Warriors' former home, Oracle Arena, with a watercolor painting of Baron Davis' iconic dunk on Andrei Kirilenko from back in 2007. The other features a handsketched recreation of one of JSquared's closeup photos of a player shooting a basketball accompanied by the phrase, "You Know Who Shot It." A tote bag with "Photo Department" printed on it in Pōetrē in Motion's usual font style round out the basketball-inspired offering.

Release Date: May 10
Where to Buy It: representclo.com
Price: $180-$220

UK label Represent is adding to its wide assortment of products with the introduction of mules and sandals. Both styles will be available in black and taupe suede colorways and come complete with metal "R" logo detailing. 

Release Date: May 11
Where to Buy It: jins.com
Price: $140

Japanese eyewear label JINS is releasing its new line, Switch 2.0, later this week. Each of the four styles comes with interchangeable frames sporting various tints that mean each pair can be worn in four different ways.  

Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: Stone Island stores and stoneisland.com
Price: $480-$1,638

Stone Island's latest drop is highlighted by a series of coats made of various fabrics like nylon, cotton and cupro. Colors are achieved through a double color recipe dyeing process that enhances the difference in colour absorption. Logo T-shirts, cargo pants, and zip-ups in complimentary colors complete the offering. 

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: lidshd.com, Lids HD stores, and pop-up shops in Miami and Las Vegas
Price: $35-$140

Miami Heat superstar Jimmy Butler's coffee-turned-lifestyle clothing brand BIGFACE has collaborated with Lids HD on a new collection. Logo hoodies, mesh basketball and baseball jerseys, shorts, trucker caps, and more will be up for grabs. 

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: Bodega stores and bdgastore.com
Price: $90

Bodega's latest footwear collaboration sees the boutique put a utilitarian spin on a pair of Crocs. More specifically, Bodega has worked on the All-Terrain, a clog style with a more rugged outsole and adjustable ankle straps. The upper features an image of mossy tree bark. The biggest new feature is the removable purple nylon pouch and tent that protects your feet from the unexpected elements.

Release Date: May 12
Where to Buy It: siegelmanstable.com
Price: $48-$88

Siegelman Stable's latest capsule is focused on Elitloppet 2023, one of the largest harness horse race events in the world held in Stockholm, Sweden. Items include a two-toned structured cap and cream dad cap each bearing pink logos, a crewneck, and a tote bag commemorating the race. A portion of the proceeds will go towards equine therapy programs that help children, veterans, and inner-city youth programs. 

Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: collections.harley-davidson.com
Price: $75-$1,000

Harley-Davidson pays homage to its rich history with its latest H-D Collections Authorized Vintage drop, "Rallies and Anniversaries." The collection consists of an array of vintage T-shirts, crewnecks, tank tops, hoodies, and even classic biker jackets that span across the '70s, '80s, and '90s. Each commemorates a specific anniversary or local event tied to the heritage motorcycle brand.