Best Style Releases This Week: Yeezy Gap, Sacai x Kaws, Off-White x Katsu, Adidas Skateboarding, and More

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Release Date: Available Now

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

Price: $85

Adidas Skateboarding has just unveiled a new colorway for the Tyshawn Low, the second signature Pro silhouette for team rider Tyshawn Jones. The new colorway boasts a core black upper, white Three stripes, an EVA midsole, and inner vulc wrap for more support and high-impact absorption. A suede toe cap, form-fitting memory foam tongue, and gold accents round out the shoe. “Well, I think a low-top was something I wanted to do from the start, but I just wanted to do a mid first, because that’s what I wanted for more or less myself,” Jones told Complex in a recent interview. “But a low-top is something I’ve always wanted to do. I just was rocking more mids at the time, and that’s what I wanted to start the tree with.” To learn more about Jones’ latest Pro silhouette, read the full interview here.

Release Date: July 16

Where to Buy It: Selfridges, Holt Renfrew, Bergdorf Goodman, and other select Sacai retailers

Price: TBD

The Sacai x Kaws collection will launch worldwide this Friday with global shipping available through Sacai’s e-commerce store starting the following day. The collaboration presents “wearable art” and transforms some of Kaws’ best paintings into beautiful cut and sew garments. Check Sacai’s Instagram to find where special pop-ups will be held worldwide. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: cautiousnyc.com

Price: $40

Cautious NYC has released a special collaboration with the graffiti bomber MQ. The pieces blend MQ’s iconic throwies with the New York City streetwear brand’s art. The drop includes T-shirts featuring a cartoon of Oprah Winfrey and a tote bag. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: off---white.com and farfetch.com

Price: $314-$2,556

Virgil Abloh has collaborated with the graffiti writer Katsu BTM on a special collaborative collection titled “OffKat.” The range includes T-shirts, hoodies, swim shorts, jeans, leather bags, and sneakers featuring Katsu's art. Graphics highlight Katsu’s graffiti handstyle, famous skull character, and autonomous drone art. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: Yeezygap.co.jp, Yeezygapco.eu, and Yeezygapco.uk

Price: ¥26,000, £160, or €180. 

Kanye West has just dropped a new black colorway of the the Yeezy Gap Round Jacket that is exclusively available in Japan, Europe, and the United Kingdom. It is now availalbe for pre-order for a limited time. This colorway follows up a blue colorway that West unveiled a month ago. It is made out of recycled nylon and scheduled to ship in Winter 2021. West has recently been seen wearing this same jacket at Balenciaga’s show in Paris last week.

Release Date: July 16

Where to Buy It: brigadeus.com

Price: $68

The New York City-based streetwear brand Brigade is back with a limited-edition collaboration. This week, it will release a special porcelain “Vessel” handmade by ceramic artist Angelo Estrada. Each hand-numbered piece was handcrafted in Estrada’s studio this past spring and can be used as a cup, bowl, pitcher, or vase. Whether you are drinking out of it or using it to store paint, each piece is also microwave and dishwasher safe. The collaboration is limited to a run of 50 pieces. 

Release Date: July 15

Where to Buy It: adolescents.store

Price: TBD

Adolescents, a New York City-based clothing brand by Yossi Shetrit, will release its debut Spring/Summer 2021 collection titled “Mental Champions” this week. Adolescents is deeply inspired by Shetrit’s upbringing between Long Island and Canal Street. The collection pays homage to the spirt of youth in New York City. Pieces reference ‘70s New York City street gangs, the photography of Bruce Davidson, and Larry Clark’s cult classic film Kids.  The collection, which was manufactured in New York City and Italy, features luxe streetwear garments such as silk basketball shorts, silk jerseys, leather jackets, hoodies, distressed denim, T-shirts, boots, and more. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: usa.tommy.com

Price: $29.50-$375

Tommy Hilfiger’s Summer/Pre-Fall 2021 capsule is titled “TommyXIndya.” It is co-designed by non-binary actor and activist, Indya Moore. The collection includes a wide range of size-inclusive, non-gendered garments. such as polo shirts, an Oxford button-down shirt, a bandeau top, a pin-stripe blazer, and double-bridged sunglasses. Each style was inspired by a signature piece from Tommy Hilfiger’s extensive archive and redesigned to respect multiple gender expressions. The garments boast widened shoulders and adaptable silhouettes that encourage exploration and fluidity. The capsule also seeks to highlight Moore’s personal story with unique graphics that highlight their upbringing in the Bronx.

Release Date: July 15

Where to Buy It: hufworldwide.com

Price: TBD

Huf’s Fall 2021 collection features new outerwear pieces, premium fleece apparel, ‘90s-inspired cut-and-sew, and great graphic T-shirt offerings. The inspiration is a battle between technology and nature. Artificial color pop trims and information-overload graphics collide with an earth-toned color palette. Elaborate graphic patterns featuring maps, florals and organic washes can be found on the key cut-and-sew pieces while “technology vs. nature”-based graphics can be found across the brand’s T-shirt and hoodie offerings.

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: ddtstore.com

Price: Auction

AllRightsReserved, the Hong Kong-based creative studio that is known for being a close partner of Kaws, has recently collaborated with New York-based artist Erik Parker for a special collaboration. Two different sets of silkscreened wood panels are exclusively available at an online auction held at ARR’s DDT store. The panels are limited to 100 each and the auction ends on July 19. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: crosscolours.com

Price: $36-$75

Cross Colours has released a collaborative collection in honor of the 30th anniversary of John Singleton’s cult-classic Boyz N The Hood. The Cross Colours collection features T-shirts, sweatshorts, bucket hats, and caps that are inspired by iconic moments throughout the film.  

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: thewastedco.com

Price: $55-$300

The Wasted Collective’s Summer 2021 collection, “Chasing Sunsets,” is now available online. The collection was inspired by Creative Director, Jesse Leyva’s trip from Los Angeles to Bali.  The sustainable clothing label studied utilitarian design in Tokyo to find new inspiration for their garments while also sourcing stronger eco- friendly materials. The collection is 100% sustainable and consists of woven button down shirts, cardigans, vest, shorts and T-shirts. Standout pieces from the collection include upcycled “ReCraft” cargo shorts and utility vests. 

Release Date: July 16

Where to Buy It: dailypaperclothing.com

Price: $66-$275 

Daily Paper will drop the first pieces from its Fall/Winter 2021 collection this Friday at noon. The collection is titled “Ancestral Anarchy” and its first drop includes tailored suits alongside comfy athleisure wear in bright orange and light grey tie-dye with burgundy hues. Printed scarves with spiritual artworks, a compact all-black shoulder bag and an essential phone bag are introduced as new accessory silhouettes for the brand. Standout pieces from the brand’s newest drop include the “Lovani” shirt and “Lestra” bag. 

Release Date: July 18

Where to Buy It: ariesarise.com

Price: €25-€205 (Approx. $29-$242)

Aries has teamed up with Cali Thornhill DeWitt and NTS Radio for a limited edition collection that will drop this Sunday. The collection features classic T-shirts, sweats, socks and bowling shirts with DeWitt’s dystopian messaging in custom type and embroidery. The entire collection is made in Italy and features bilingual phrases like “TUTTI PAZZI” and “HELL ON EARTH” throughout. The collection was supported with a campaign shot by Sandy Kim. To celebrate the release, Aries has curated an NTS radio show featuring 20 of the brand’s favorite artists and producers from the NTS roster, including Clairo, Shygirl, Yaeji, and more. All artists featured received an exclusive varsity jacket that featured personalized Aries x Cali Thornhill DeWitt x NTS designs. The show will air on Sunday at nts.live.

Release Date: July 16

Where to Buy It: yeahiworkout.com

Price: $15-$79

Yeah, I Work Out, a streetwear brand inspired by ‘80s bodybuilding, is back with a new collection for Summer 2021. The collection features the “100% Approved by Big Boy” graphic from the late Ric Drasin’s defunct 1980s bodybuilding company Big Boy Clothing. It also features Y,IWO house graphics that say “Muscle,” “Big,” and the brand’s Hardwear logo on T-shirts and tanks. The collection also includes crops, bike shorts, swim shorts, quad shorts, fanny packs, towels, trucker caps and frisbees. The campaign was shot by Sami Drasin the daughter of the late Ric Drasin, who drew the iconic “Approved by Big Boy” logo for the collection. Drasin was also a Muscle Beach pioneer who drew the Gold’s Gym logo and was workout buddies with Arnold Schwarzenegger and all the legends from the Golden Era. 

Release Date: Available Now

Where to Buy It: Maxfield Los Angeles at 8825 Melrose Ave.

Price: $240-$800

Created by Edison Chen and KB Lee, Emotionally Unavailable has joined forces with artist Stefan Meier to create a limited-edition capsule collection. The range includes a limited run of one-of-a-kind crewnecks, cotton canvas hand bleached pants, and hoodies. Each vintage garment is uniquely customized and locally sourced in Los Angeles. The cotton canvas pants feature distinctive hand drawn cartoon designs of Emotionally Unavailable’s signature heart as well as skulls, snakes, suns, and various words and phrases. All drawings were designed by Stefan Meier himself with a fabric marker. An exclusive screen-printed T-shirt, showcasing a playful illustration of a strawberry and heart on the front and the Emotionally Unavailable dripping heart on the back, was created between the brand, Stefan Meier and Maxfield. Only 75 of these T-shirts will be available for purchase.