Best Style Releases This Week: 'The Crow' x Supreme, Noah x Vans, Daily Paper x G-Shock, Stone Island, and More

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Release Date: Sept. 16

Where to Buy It: Supreme stores and supremenewyork.com

Price: TBD

Supreme’s latest collab for Fall/Winter 2021 is an extensive capsule inspired by James O’Barr’s comic book series, The Crow. Illustrations from the pages of the comics appear across pieces like a Schott Perfecto Jacket, workwear sets, all-over print sweaters, raglan shirts, T-shirts, hoodies, and skate decks. A 1000% Kubrick figure of the series’ main character completes the lineup.

Release Date: Sept. 16

Where to Buy It: Noah NY flagship and noahny.com

Price: $88-$98

Noah’s latest Vault by Vans collab sees the streetwear brand remix the Caballero and Authentic One Piece. Each pair from the five-shoe drop is covered in a tonal hairy suede upper. The Caballero is available in black and olive green colorways, while the Authentic One Piece will be up for grabs in black, olive green, and wheat. Noah’s logo is debossed on the lateral heel of each. 

Release Date: Sept. 17

Where to Buy It: Daily Paper stores

Price: $164

Daily Paper is entering the watch space through a new collaboration with G-Shock. The simplistic design sees a black version of the DW-5600 digital watch remixed with Daily Paper’s monogram print present on the face and band. The Daily Paper logo can also be see when the screen is backlit as well. Specs like shock resistance, 200-meter water resistance, and an LCD scratch resistant face guarantee durability.

Release Date: Sept. 15

Where to Buy It: thenewbluecollarnyc.com

Price: $40-$112

New York-based brand The New Blue Collar is releasing a series of core items this week. Short sleeve work shirts available in tan, light blue, and navy feature “New York” embroidered above the left chest pocket and a large apple logo embroidered across the back, a nod to the nickname of the brand’s home city. The same graphic can be seen on large tan and navy totes, as well as a series of dad caps in similar color schemes. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: garrettleight.com

Price: $330-$390

Los Angeles-based eyewear brand Garrett Leight has recently debuted its Fall/Winter 2021 range of glasses. The central theme of the lineup is renterpreting the classic styles worn by musicians that would perform in LA’s various music venues. The result is circular Windsor frames, colorful acetate styles with tinted lenses, classic wayfarers, and more. Each is available in a handful of go-to color options ranging from tortoise shell to black.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Louis Vuitton stores and louisvuitton.com

Price: $1,170-$2,680

Louis Vuitton has recently revealed its Fall/Winter 2021 collection of women’s shoes. Styles include the down jacket-inspired nylon Pillow boot, chunky LV Beaubourg derby with monogram canvas uppers, and the Metropolis combat boot complete with velvet monogram detailing.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: stoneisland.com

Price: $298-$3,285

Stone Island’s newest release is a capsule of items covered in a reflective rain camo pattern. Lightweight parkas, bombers, vests, short sleeve button-ups, sweaters, cargo pants, and various accessories are each avaialble in matching Ecru colorways. The Italian label’s signature compass logo completes each piece. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: standardissuetees.com

Price: $40-$120

Jimmy Gorecki’s JSP has released a new collab with Austen AG for a series of T-shirts, hoodies, and sweats. Austen AG’s signature skeleton artwork can be seen across the lineup. The graphics capture a wallride that Gorecki performed on the brick wall of an Italian market in South Philadelphia. The original photo appeared on the cover of an old issue of Skateboarder Magazine.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: GOAT app

Price: $70-$7,900

Popular reselling platform GOAT has just launched the Fall Exhibit, a curated marketplace of one-of-one vintage gear and archival fashion. The selection was curated with the help of A$AP Nast, Ama Lou, and Soo Joo Park along with a handful of vintage specialists like Horror Vacuo, Middleman, Tried and True Co., Tyranny + Mutation, and Earthling VIP. Some standout items include archive Raf Simons hoodies, Polo satin bombers from the ‘90s, all-over print rap T-shirts showcasing legendary acts like Tupac, and more. Interested shoppers should act fast if they want anything. The shop will only be up and running until Sept. 19. Partial proceeds from every sale are being donated to Color Compton, an organization working with youth of color in Compton to help them succeed in creative industries.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Fred Segal Sunset 

Price: $195-$350

Fred Segal’s most recent pop-up is an immersive shopping experience with Versace Jeans Couture. The vibrant space is home to a mix of men’s and women’s T-shirts, jeans, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. This marks the first time that Versace Jeans Couture has held a brand activation in the US. An exclusive five-piece capsule will also be available at the pop-up that includes co-branded logo hoodies and T-shirts to mark the collaboration. The pop-up, which opened on Sept. 1, is set to run for eight weeks.

Release Date: Sept. 16

Where to Buy It: thewasted.co

Price: TBD

Renowned artist Geoff McFetridge has collaborated with Wasted Collective on a sustainable capsule of apparel. McFetridge’s work appears on crewnecks, T-shirts, and a six-panel cap alongside phrases like “Sorry for being wasted.” Materials like Japanese Washi cotton created from tree bark fibers and recycled Eco-Life cotton were used to create each item. 

Release Date: Sept. 16

Where to Buy It: hm.com and select H&M stores

Price: $12.99-$349

H&M latest collaboration is with Yasuko Furuta’s Toga. The capsule collection is inspired by various pieces from the Japanese brand’s archives. Standout items include a cream wool trench coat with a faux fur collar, reversible bomber jacket covered in a luxurious scarf print, a colorblocked crinkled nylon jacket with a shiny finish, and various items with cut-out detailing. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Mr Porter and 7daysactive.com

Price: $18-$250

Two childhood friends, , founder of 7 Days Active Malkit Singh and global brand director of Argon 18 Jacob Ørholm, have come together for a special collection of cycling gear. Colorful caps, cycling jerseys, bib shorts, arm sleeves, and other accessories are all available. Each bears each brand’s logo. 

Release Date: Available now 

Where to Buy It: alphaindustries.com

Price: $70-$200

Alpha Industries returns with a new season of classic military-inspired gear like quilted liner jackets, patchwork bombers, and an array of graphic hoodies just in time for the fall. New items include sherpa vests, quilted flight jackets, and corduroy-collared deck jackets.

Release Date: Sept. 17

Where to Buy It: BBC ICECREAM stores and bbcicecream.com

Price: TBD

ICECREAM is gearing up to release its latest collection. The Fall/Winter 2021 range features items that have become signatures of the brand over the years such as vibrant all-over print hoodies, denim with Running Dog logos printed across the crotch, Cones and Bones graphic T-shirts, and more. Other notable pieces include tie-dyed hoodies, leopard print cargo pants, and patchwork varsity jackets.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Select Zara stores and zara.com

Price: $12.90-$319

Zara’s newest collection is titled Zara Origins, an assortment of over 200 menswear staples. Items include selvedge denim, wool suiting, cashmere hoodies, poplin shirts, heavyweight T-shirts, puffers, and more. Item are available in brown, white, cream, grey, black, and navy blue colorways.

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: cookieshoops.com

Price: $35-$45

Cookies Hoops, the popular basketball podcast, has just released its latest round of apparel titled “Death Drop.” T-shirts, long sleeves, and caps feature the Slim Reaper graphic, a skeletal version of Jerry West’s famous silhouette that is used for the NBA logo. The Quick and Dead T-shirt spells out “New York Basketball” in a dripping red font complete with spiders and scythes.