Best Style Releases This Week: The North Face x Supreme, NOCTA, and More

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Release Date: May 27

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Supreme continues its ongoing partnership with The North Face with a brand new capsule for Spring/Summer 2021. The lineup consists of Summit Series Outer Tape Seam Shell Jackets, Mountain Pants, coaches jackets, camp caps, backpacks, and neck pouches in matching black, pink, or olive green colorways. Rounding out the collection is a series of pigment-dyed crewnecks, sweatpants, and T-shirts.

Release Date: May 26

Where to Buy It: Nike SNKRS and other select retailers

Price: $32-$120

Drake’s NOCTA line is dropping another capsule of apparel. The “Cardinal Stock” collection consists of hoodies, T-shirts, fleece pants, and strapback caps in navy blue, grey, and white colorways. Each features minimal NOCTA logos, Swooshes, and “Forza Nocta” branding hits.

Release Date: Available now (pre-order)

Where to Buy It: off---white.com, Off-White stores, and other select retailers

Price: $270-$405

Off-White has released its first full eyewear collection for pre-order. The genderless lineup consists of five styles—the ‘80s-inspired Manchester, the square Catalina complete with Arrow logos on each temple, oversized Alps, wire-framed Cape, and cat-eye Marfa—that are each available in a variety of colorways.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: diamondsupplyco.com

Price: $40-$160

Diamond Supply Co.’s latest collaboration is with Nautica. The partnership is partly inspired by Diamond Supply Co. founder Nick Tershay and his friends frequently rocking the brand to skate in the ‘90s. Each brand’s signature logos come together across the 40-piece capsule on puffers covered in sailboats, colorblocked jackets, shorts, anoraks, sweatpants, various graphic T-shirts, hoodies, polo, caps, skate decks, and more. Close friends of the brand, Curren$y and Alchemist, appear in the official lookbook alongside Tershay as well.

Release Date: May 29

Where to Buy It: suicoke.ca, Neighborhood stores, neighborhood.jp, and other select retailers

Price: TBD

Neighborhood and Suicoke have linked up for two new colorways of Suicoke’s popular MOTO sandal. Black and brown options will both be up for grabs. Each features a custom paisley print upper and an additional heel strap not usually seen on this particular model. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: martinerose.com

Price: app. $141-$502

Martine Rose brings back its “Beermat” motif for a brand new capsule. The most eye-catching pieces are a scarf, Hawaiian shirt, long sleeve top, and velour shorts covered in the brand’s all-over “Beermat” print that consists of logo flips of notable beer brands such as Corona and Heineken to read “Martine Rose.” More subtle items like T-shirts, long sleeve pocket T-shirts, hoodies, and trackpants stamped with a singular “Expect Perfection” logo are also available. 

Release Date: May 28

Where to Buy It: hiddenppf.com

Price: TBD

Hidden.NY is dropping its latest assortment of apparel on Friday afternoon. New items like short sleeve work shirts and New Era fitted caps will be available alongside popular recurring items like “h” logo hoodies and socks in new colorways. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Uniqlo stores and uniqlo.com

Price: $9.90-$29.90

Futura’s latest work with Uniqlo is a series of activewear. The legendary artist’s signature atom logo covers exercise gear like T-shirts, shorts, half-zips, tank tops, towels, caps, sports bras, leggings, and more. Each is available in a handful of color options. 

Release Date: Available now (raffle)

Where to Buy It: lapstoneandhammer.com

Price: $130-$200

Jimmy Gorecki’s JSP has collaborated with Philadelphia boutique Lapstone & Hammer on a limited edition, three-piece capsule to celebrate the Philadelphia 76ers being the #1 seed in the Eastern Conference for the 2021 NBA Playoffs. A cream-colored hoodie, sweatpants, and chambray blazer inspired by Wilt Chamberlain’s traveling wardrobe are all up for grabs. Each features 76ers logo hits and a special JSP logo inspired by the seating chart of the historic Spectrum, the former home of the 76ers from 1967–1996.

Release Date: May 28

Where to Buy It: brigadeus.com

Price: $36-$168

Brooklyn-based streetwear brand Brigade is dropping off the first items from its Spring/Summer 2021 collection this Friday. The highlight is a mohair cardigan with zebra print panels available in black or brown. Logo totes, pocket T-shirts, sweatshorts with embroidered script branding, and leather cardholders round out the offering. The brand’s lookbook features the Los Angeles synth-punk icon N8NOFACE. 

Release Date: May 28

Where to Buy It: bloomfield.works

Price: $52-$118

Bloomfield.Works is releasing its sixth capsule this Friday titled “Dedicatin’ This One to You.” The drop consists of three graphic T-shirts and a grey crewneck inspired by the various styles of reggae music like Lovers Rock, Dub, and Dancehall. Graphics nod to Dancehall selectors in Jamaica and the lyrics of reggae icon Barrington Levy. A percentage of net proceeds will be donated to St. Ann’s Primary School in St. Ann, Jamaica.

Release Date: Available now

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

Price: $600-$675

Thom Browne has just released its latest season of eyewear. Optical frames and sunglasses are avaialble in an array of styles including a dozen that are being debuted for the first time. Classic styles like aviators, clubmasters, wayfarers, and more are all available with various tweaks such as 18-karat gold wire frames, thick tortosie acetate frames, tinted lenses in various colors, and more. Thom Browne’s signature touch can be seen across the lineup in the form of tri-colored red, white, and blue temple tips. 

Release Date: May 27 

Where to Buy It: G-Star Raw stores and g-star.com

Price: $80-$130

G-Star Raw is dropping off a new assortment of festival shirts and swimshorts just in time for the upcoming warmer weather. Made of lightweight tencel, each shirt is covered with a tropical pattern consisting of sea creatures, exploration equipment, and more traditional Hawaiian prints. The swim shorts, made of 100% recycled polyester, feature similar sketches.

Release Date: May 29

Where to Buy It: End. stores and endclothing.com

Price: $49-$115

Popular UK retailer End. Clothing has collaborated with outdoors brand Gramicci on the nine-piece “Kaleidoscope Camo” capsule. Standout items include pants and shorts covered in a colorful camo pattern. Logo T-shirts, hoodies, and caps will also be up for grabs. Special co-branding fusing End. script and the Gramicci running man logo can be seen on each item.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Select Vault by Vans retailers

Price: $150-$175

In celebration of Pride Month, Vault by Vans has launched a special collection of footwear and matching apparel. The lineup is centered around three classic styles, the Authentic, Slip-On, and Sk8-Hi, that each sports woven rainbow nubuck panels. A cream hoodie with a rainbow chenille Vault by Vans logo on the chest and black ringer T-shirt with a rainbow collar round out the collection.

Release Date: May 27

Where to Buy It: andandand.global

Price: £50-£125

Graphic designer Simon Brown,  who has worked with the likes of Virgil Abloh and architect Rem Koolhaas in the past, is launching the first items from his new brand AndAndAnd later this week. AndAndAnd is an extension of Brown’s graphic design agency of the same name that he has operated for over two decades. The “Can I Have An & In My Username?” capsule consists of three accessories—a reversible bucket hat, “Banaclava,” and oversized yellow bandana adorned with a large smiley face.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: ksubi.com

Price: $99-$200

Ksubi has recently released a collection of luxuy loungewear dubbed the “4x4” collection. The capsule consists of cozy essentials like crewnecks, hoodies, T-shirts, sweat shorts, and track pants. Each is available in Desert, Jungle, Grey Marle, and Jet Black color options completed with subtle Ksubi branding hits.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: frankwhite.co

Price: $28-$110

Frank White, co-founded by The Notorious B.I.G.’s son CJ Wallace and named after one of the hip-hop legend’s aliases, has just released a collab with Mitchell & Ness to celebrate what would have been Biggie’s 49th birthday on May 21. The line includes black mesh shorts, basketball jerseys, hoodies, graphic T-shirts, and caps that each display their own respective mix of graphics nodding to the rapper. Imagery includes a black-and-white photo of Biggie, the phrase “Be Noble” in multicolored lettering, and the number “94” to commemorate the year that Ready to Die released. Sales from the capsule will support Think BIG’s social justice and advocacy initiatives.