Step aside Supreme x Louis Vuitton because Palace x Gucci isn’t just the next logical step in Gucci’s fashion takeover – since it linked with Adidas earlier this year – it’s the next step on its way to global dominance, rejuvenating Palace in the process.
Ok, ok, we’ll give the humble Triferg the benefit of the doubt here. While it’s lost its pulsating hypebeast heart (at least since A$AP Rocky stopped wearing it), Palace has put in work with GORE-TEX and New Balance to create some notable collections as of late. And the product descriptions are still fire. However, its latest collaboration with Gucci takes the cake, if only for the motorbike.
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What: Palace x Gucci Collaboration
Where: vault.gucci.com, in-store (London, Milan, Paris, New York, LA, Tokyo, Osaka, and Bangkok).
When: Friday October 21, US Online 6am EDT / 3am PDT.
In the full collection imagery below you’ll find everything from a range of classic Palace Triferg hoodies with Gucci logos, motorcycle leathers, and even a full-size MOTO GUZZI V7 motorbike. A range of accessories are also available, including handbags, wallets, and cardholders that take the familiar ‘GG’ motif and flip it with ‘P’ Palace logos. However, the caps, hoodies, and loafers would have to be our favourite items from the collection alongside the football jerseys and tracksuit jackets.
Take a closer look a the Palace x Gucci collection in full below before it’s released this Friday, October 21, at 6am EDT / 3am PDT.
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