Best Style Releases This Week: Supreme x South2 West8, Off-White x Babylon LA, Fear of God, Heron Preston, and More

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Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: fearofgod.com

Price: $195-$2,750

Fear of God’s “Seventh Collection” zeroes in on Italian tailoring, centered on Californian blazers, suit jackets, and everyday sportcoat silhouettes. It also gives stylistic nods to late ‘80s and early ‘90s American archetypes while championing ease and comfort. A standout piece is the Overcoat, a wardrobe staple that is offered in three signature colorways. Another highlight from the brand’s newest offerings is the crepe shirt, which is available in two colorways as a long sleeve and short sleeve with shoulder pads. There are 22 styles of footwear to peruse including new mules, tennis sneakers, espadrilles, moccasins, boat sneakers, and wallabee styles. Track pants, shorts, souvenier jackets, and car coats made out of Italian Iridescent Nylon are also available. Fear of God’s newest accessories include Gabardine Hats and Leather Visors. And a new “Matcha” green colorway is available for vintage sweats, T-shirts, and an Italian hand knit hoodie. 

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It: Babylon.la and Babylon’s new Los Angeles flagship (4452 West Adams Blvd.)

Price: TBD

Babylon LA and Off-White come together once again for their third collaboration titled “Ill Wind.” It’s the first time these two brands have joined forces in five years. As seen in previous collaborations, the artist Othelo Gervacio was comissioned to use his signature watercolor style to depict ravished blowing palm trees and broken umbrellas across an array of garments. The capsule collection includes custom work jackets, T-shirts, hoodies, sweats, pins, and an umbrella. The highlight of this collection is a limited, 144-page art book curated by Babylon LA & Off-White that features works from artists such as Cali Dewitt, Verdy, Sancheeto, Peter Sutherland, Matt McCormick, Kosuke Kawamura, Mario Ayala, MQ, and more. The brands have also enlisted Knxwledge to produce a flexi 7-inch vinyl that will be included with the book. It features a new song by Knxwledge that interpolates Sarah Vaughn’s jazz song “Ill Wind” that inspired the collection’s name and the graphics.

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It: supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Founded back in 2002 by Kaname Nagaoka, South2 West8 is a Hokkaido-based Nephentes imprint inspired by Tenkara, a traditional Japanese fly fishing technique that roughly translates to “From the sky” or “From Heaven.” South2 West8’s elevated outdoor clothing is defined by its utilitarian function and technical fabrics. Supreme’s first collaboration with the brand includes the River Trek Jacket and Pants, a Bush Parka with a matching Vest, a Mesh Game Bag, a Jungle Hat, Tulip Hat and a Bush Balaclava. A fleece jacket with a barbed wire graphic is also available in several colorways along with a matching pair of Belted Pants. A long sleeve shirt with the barbed wire graphic is also available in multiple two-tone colorways. Of course, a co-branded Tenkara Fishing Rod with Supreme’s classic red and white colors rounds out the collection. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: shop.complex.com

Price: $30-$88

UPRISERS is a Los Angeles-based streetwear brand founded by the Japanese-American designer Michelle K. Hanabusa. Instead of dropping seasonal collections, the brand releases drops to coincide with issues currently impacting society today. During the pandemic, UPRISERS helped create the #HATEISAVIRUS campaign to combat rising hate and violence against the Asian-American/Pacific Islander community. The brand stays committed to giving a percentage of net profits to organizations aligned with their values. Its exclusive collection with the Complex SHOP is titled “Roots” and is designed to inspire individuals to explore their own unique personal identities. It includes a T-shirt, a matching fleece set, and a bandana.

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It: 97allen.com

Price: TBD

The Good Company will release its Spring 2021 range this Thursday. Graphic T-shirts, hoodies, hats, tote bags, and more will be available. Standout graphics from the brand’s newest collection include mushroom embroidered hats and crewnecks, and Daria logo flips. 

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It: adidas.com, CONFIRMED app, and other select retailers

Price: TBD

Earlier this month, the Berlin based media and fashion brand 032c launched its Spring/Summer 2021 collection: “SYSTÈME DE LA MODE.”  The label’s ongoing collaborative partnership with Adidas expands on that collection with two new sneaker silhouettes, the 032c GSG TR and 032c GSG Mule. The 032c GSG TR is a mid-cut runner with reflective 3M details, a drawstring closure, and 032c branding on the heel and tongue. Featuring a specially crafted neoprene upper with synthetic overlays, the shoe is available in either a “stone grey/dove grey” colorway with neon hits or a hi-res “yellow/pulse lemon” with black hits. The 032c GSG Mule is a military-inspired mule with a neoprene upper that sits atop a solid rubber outsole. It features a toggle closure, co-branded heel details, and adidas Three Stripes branding on the lateral. The silhouette is available in two colorways, “savannah/chalk white” with neon hits and a monochrome “core black” look.

Release Date: April 24

Where to Buy It: Select Dr. Martens stores and drmartens.com

Price: $160

Dr. Martens and the Boston-based streetwear retailer Bodega are launching a new 1461 shoe collaboration. The Dr. Martens X Bodega 1461 boasts a Wintergrip outsole, mixed-material upper, and Tectuff toe caps. 

Release Date: Available Now 

Where to Buy It: luckytokenusa.com 

Price: $40 

Token USA has just launched the The “ICON” T-shirt, which acknowledges individuals from the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community who have made an iconic impact to the worlds of art, film, sports, entertainment, and culture. The T-shirt positions these icons like a school yearbook page and recognizes the long road ahead to achieve more representation in creative industries. Proceeds from the T-shirt will go towards The Center for Asian American Media or CAAM.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: alifenewyork.com

Price: $42-$138 

Alife’s latest collaboration is a limited edition T-shirt and hoodie made in partnership with the talent and modeling agency, No Agency New York. Heavyweight hoodies and T-shirts feature the agency’s signature tagline, “WHAT PART OF NO DON’T YOU UNDERSTAND?”

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: nepenthesny.com and Nepenthes stores (London, New York, and Tokyo), and other select retailers

Price: $295-$415

American heritage footwear and apparel brand, Sebago, has just revealed its first collaboration with Engineered Garments. The Sebago x Engineered Garments capsule collection consists of six styles, each in two different colors, that reinterpret some of Sebago’s classic designs through the eyes of Engineered Garment’s designer, Daiki Suzuki. It features a mix of full grain leather, suede, and asymmetrically textured uppers, all with Vibram EVA soles. 

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It:  Psych.world, RSVP Gallery, and SSENSE Canada

Price: TBD

Beats is collaborating with Psychworld on a limited edition pair of Studio3 Wireless headphones and a merch collection. The iconic over-ear headphones incorporate the LA-based streetwear brand’s signature neon green color palette in a digi-camo print with Psychworld’s logo emblazoned across the headband. Additionally, the two brands will also drop T-shirts, hoodies, and hats featuring digi-camo takes of their respective logos. The campaign for the collaboration features Don Toliver. The over-ear headphones include an active noise canceling feature, a 22-hour battery life, Fast Fuel charging, Class 1 Bluetooth, enhanced mics for phone calls, and a premium listening experience using real-team audio calibration. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: carhartt-wip.com 

Price: $18-$268

Carhartt WIP’s Valiant program highlights color-blocked combinations of muted purples and greens that are accented by woodland camouflage motifs. This theme is applied to a wide range of garments and accessories. Standout pieces include the “Kickflip” backpack and “Elmwood” cargo shorts and vest. Standout accesories include a table and chair made in collaboration with Helinox, a Korean brand known for its lightweight and compact camping furniture. Both Helinox items are constructed from high-strength aluminum tubing that can be easily packed down and carried anywhere. Other unique accessories include a custom basketball produced by Spalding and a dog bed. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: ferragamo.com and Salvatore Ferragamo stores

Price: $2,395

Salvatore Ferragamo has just unveiled the F-80 Skeleton Sustainable watch, a sustainable re-edition of one of its most successful timepieces. Available in green and blue versions, each is limited to 200 pieces. The F-80 Skeleton boasts an elegant black satin case that contains an automatic movement visible through the transparent caseback and the skeleton dial with the brand’s iconic double Gancini symbol. The strap is made of materials made with a low environmental impact; a thin layer of FSC certified cork covers the inside, while the outside of it is made out of post-consumer recycled PET fibre fabric with hole covers made of vegetable-tanned leather.The construction of the F-80 Skeleton Sustainable’s climate impact has been measured according to the ISO 14067 Product Carbon Footprint standard, which quantifies the emissions due to all of its production stages. To obtain the carbon offsets necessary to make this exclusive model “carbon neutral”, Salvatore Ferragamo will work with Rete Clima, a non-profit organization fighting against climate change, to support the realization of the Burgos Wind Project.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: int.potmeetspopdenim.com, urbanoutfitters.com, and shop-sg.doverstreetmarket.com

Price: $49-$159 

Pot Meets Pop has teamed up with the legendary stoner comedy pioneers, Cheech & Chong, to drop a graphic heavy collection that celebrates the duo’s 50th anniversary. The commemorative range consists of 50 styles that reference iconic stoner movies like Still Smokin’, Next Movie, Los Cochinos, Sister Mary Elephant, and Dave’s Not Here. The collection revives some of Cheech & Chong’s most classic visuals and blends them with Pot Meets Pop’s aesthetic. Standout pieces from the collection include a Hawaiian shirt featuring stills from iconic Cheech & Chong films and a “Nice Dreams” denim jacket with a trippy embroidery stitched on the back. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: sneakersnstuff.com 

Price: $99-$119

Sneakersnstuff’s latest collaboration is with the American outerwear and active clothing brand, Camber Sportswear. The collection includes heavyweight crewneck sweatshirts, pullover hoodies, and sweatpants in four different colorways. Orange and navy colorways are available exclusively at SNS now with grey and burgundy sets releasing on April 28.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: heronpreston.com

Price: $525-$605

Heron Preston has unveiled new pieces from his ongoing colalboration with Caterpillar. A crewneck sweatshirt in black with anthracite grey sleeves and a yellow Caterpillar logo on the chest is now available. Additionally, a pair of sweatpants in black with a yellow and black Caterpillar logo embroidered logo at the front is also available. Heron Preston’s collaboration with Calvin Klein will also be unveiled this Friday on April 23.

Release Date: Available Now 

Where to Buy It: uniqlo.com 

Price: $4.90-$59.90 

Uniqlo is collaborating with JW Anderson again for a new collection that’s available now. T-shirts, blouses, hats, tote bags, and other items boast wildflower embroidery accents with appearances that vary according to hue and fabric. Other noteworthy touches are blanket stitching that’s is found on men’s T-shirts and work shirts and on women’s denim items. Unique bohemian smocking can be found on dresses and skirts. Cool linen and seersucker colorways contrast with khaki, brown, and ivory. Men’s and women’s offerings include shorts that feature the homespun feels of linen blends and slub cotton. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: thepangaia.com

Price: $80-$185

“Air-Ink” is a proprietary brand of ink and composite products made by utilizing PM 2.5. particulate matter, one of the most harmful aspects of air pollution that can cause significant damage to human health as well as contributing to global warming. The proprietary technology of Graviky Labs captures and cleans the particulate matter, transforming it into a pigment to replace carbon black, a commonly used pigment. The once polluting particles are turned into different grades of inks, dispersions and coatings. Pangaia has just unveiled a limited-edition capsule collection with its signature heavyweight recycled-cotton hoodies, T-shirts, dresses, shorts, and track pants with graphics printed with Air-Ink. Bucket hats, bags and jersey slippers that incorporate the Air-Ink are also available. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: 007store.com

Price: $425-$500

Barton Perreira and EON Productions Limited have just released the second installment of exclusive sunglass styles ahead of the upcoming 25th James Bond franchise, No Time To Die. The original Barton Perreira x 007 collaboration features three sunglasses worn by the principal characters in the film. Series 2 of the BP x 007 collaboration adds four new colors of the existing “Joe” sunglasses. The colors are inspired by four locations in the new No Time To Die film, which include Matera, Italy; Port Antonio, Jamaica; Hakadal, Norway; and the El Nido bar in Havana, Cuba. All the sunglasses are made with Japanese acetate and are oufitted with polarized lenses. Each come with a custom branded 007 sunglass case and cleaning cloth.

Release Date: April 22

Where to Buy It: lucidfc.us

Price: $8-$458

The twins behind the brand Lucid FC, Betts and Chet DeHart, seek to bring the post-punk subculture to the present. Shades of marble, granite and concrete, and psychedelic inspired prints are tinged with an electric colour palettes to create modern takes on classic silhouettess. Longsleeves, anoraks, face masks, hoodies, T-shirts, and chinos all hand made in Atlanta are now available. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: piecebypiecenyc.com

Price: $100-$130

The New York-based lifestyle brand, Piece by Piece, is constructing garments that bring awareness to originality in fashion. The brand was founded and designed by Queens native Maxxwell Hundley. Piece By Piece’s first collection includes embroidered logo crewnecks in three different colorways and two multicolored rugby shirts. The first rugby shirt comes with a red and yellow base, cream collar, and green and red stacked coloring on the back. The second rugby comes in a purple and brown base tone followed by a pink insert which leads to the collar. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: menswearhouse.com

Price: $20-$40

MSX by Michael Strahan has released 10 styles have been exclusively designed with Tailored Brands. The collection includes workleisure items such as hoodies, joggers, henleys, T-shirts, shorts, and polos ranging in colorways from classic heather gray and sleek black to sharp teals, cool blues, and a modern camo. Moisture-wicking and quick-dry fabrics help keep temperatures cool during the day. The styles also include features thoughtfully designed for additional comfort, convenience, and safety such as 4-way stretch, non-iron fabrics, zip pockets, and built-in reflective taping.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: violagoods.com 

Price: $45-$90 

Viola, the premium cannabis brand rooted in social equity and justice, partnered with Anwar Carrots for a special 4/20 apparel collection. The collection is the first offering from Carrots, who was tapped to be the creative director of Viola’s merch line. It includes long sleeves, short sleeve T-shirts, sweatpants, and shorts that each show off their own mixture of purple Viola logos and marijuana imagery. The lookbook features Dreamville rapper JID. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: cestbon.online

Price: $95-$380 

C’est Bon’s latest drop includes a range of new T-shirts, hoodies, and pants. The brand has printed its “Pangea” graphic on hoodies and T-shirts. C’est Bon’s famous Tactical Patalons are also now available in water blue, earth green, and brown colorways. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: brigadeus.com

Price: $36

For a limited time, Brigade will be selling T-shirts to raise funds for the Earth Day Network, the organization that started the “Earth Day” movement in 1970. All the T-shirts will be made to order and arrive in two to four weeks. Each one will be printed using water based ink, the environmentally friendly alternative to traditional screen-printing, and will be shipped in Brigade’s Recycled Poly Bags.

Release Date: Available Now 

Where to Buy It: cliffstore.co

Price: $40

Cliff USA has released the perfect T-shirt to celebrate one of everyone’s favorite weed strains. The ‘Indica Posse’ T-Shirt in forest green features a trippy screenprint on the front and a subtle screenprinted logo hit on the left sleeve.