Every Item From Palace Winter 2025 Collection

Summary

• Palace has released product photos of every item from its Winter 2025 collection
• The collection offers dozens of items, including jackets, hats, T-shirts, skateboard decks and more

Following last week’s lookbook reveal, Palace now previews its complete Winter 2025 collection. The extensive lineup marries the label’s signature graphic playfulness with rugged, utility-driven aesthetics, spanning pieces across outerwear, tees, bottoms and accessories that are weather-ready.

Take a look at the complete Winter 2025 collection below. The first drop will be available via Palace in the U.S. and Europe on October 3 at 11 a.m. local time. The following day, it will also be officially released online and in stores in Japan, Korea and and China via Wechat locally at 11 a.m. Palace has also opened dedicated webstores for Canada and Australia, featuring local pricing, fast delivery and hassle-free returns.

Jackets

Designed for transitional weather, Palace’s outerwear lineup spans all-weather GORE-TEX Windstopper Parkas in black and olive, alongside collared insulated and padded jackets. From the lineup, the UK-streetwear brand offers a look into its cycling-inspired racing jacket along with versatile P-Work styles. Offered in black, blue, green, grey, orange and purple colorways, Palace gears up for the colder weather with its Pertex Quantum light, downproof and water-resistant and windproof fabric that is designed for winter conditions. Polartec jackets, the Ripstop Puffa as well as the Phantasy Shell ones all offer a weather-ready options for the wearer. The standout piece includes the Susanoo Denim jacket, placing the classic workwear silhouette featuring traditional Japanese art-inspired designs, at the forefront. This season’s selection of cozy winter apparel continues to showcase Palace’s Tri-Ferg logo amongst vibrant and classic colorways as the backdrop.

Sweatshirts

Oscillating between athletic staples and alternative streetwear, the fall-ready sweatshirt lineup spans cozy loungewear essentials to bold statement pieces. It’s anchored in classic Black, Grey and Navy, punctuated by vivid pops of Ocean Blue, Sour Grape and Racey Green. Standouts include the Fast Logo quarter zips, crest sweat sets, football-focused Phantasy Warm-Up crewnecks and the classic Tri-Ferg hoodies in a variety of new colors. Japanese mythology is prominent amongst the collection, featured as a Susanoo hoodie in several colors.

Knitwear

Palace’s Winter 2025 knitwear lineup introduces three standout styles that blend modern detailing with seasonal warmth. Double Vision knit debuts in vibrant green and purple, giving a cozy zipped-up rendition to a high-neck sweater. The Palazio style knit comes in black, blue and yellow, taking a football-inspired styling to the knit, featuring the Palace branding in “25” on the back. Rear View anime graphics are the main highlight for the knits arriving in black, blue and grey.

Shirts

The shirt lineup presents four distinct silhouettes that balance signature branding with season-ready versatility. Coming in various washes, the Denim Western over shit is set to see Palace take on a cowboy-inspired aesthetic. Arriving in black and stone wash, the front pockets feature an embroidered Tri-Ferg logo to stay on theme. Overshirts are arriving in corduroy in classic black and navy, with the exception of floral. Plaid farmer’s shirts give the lumber yard a run for its money, arriving in black, blue and purple. To keep warm for the colder weather, thermal insulated shirts drop in grey, pink and black.

Tops

As for tops, Palace prepared five silhouettes that bridge sporty heritage with streetwear flair. From varsity-inspired shirts to hockey jerseys in black and navy to the football silhouette featuring a mythical graphic. The scrum rugby collared shirt is back in black and blue berry, featuring the Scottish and Italian flags while V-neck mesh jerseys arrive in croc patterns for the added luxe aesthetic and staple concrete grey, black and navy.

Longsleeves

The Long-sleeve collection offers five distinct silhouettes that balance everyday wear with subtle technical touches. The Lenticular Longsleevve drops in pink, grey and orange featuring minimal Palace branding while the Raglan Longsleeve emphasizes the anime graphic. The Surprsingly Longsleeve, in black, navy and grey marl give the ’90s short sleeve over longsleeve aesthetic while the trail runner shirt brings back “Palasonic” as the main highlight. The Tri-Bone longsleeve shoes the Tri-Ferg logo as a more eerie rendition, arriving in grey marl, dep green, black and white.

T-Shirts

Palace delivers a diverse T-shirt lineup spanning simple logos, retro illustrations and bold graphics. Highlights include the Cherub T-shirt, featuring the supernatural beings often described as a powerful celestial attendant or guardian; the Pease and Love T-shirt, a Pyramid Scheme tee, a tee featuring select Palace shop’s address on the pocket and a “Shut Up” t-shirt. Others include a Tri-Peek tee that gives a new iteration to the UK-streetwear brand’s iconic logo.

Bottoms

As for Palace’s Winter 2025 bottoms range, the London imprint reveals a myriad of styles that could complement its diverse lineup of tops and outerwear. The Joggers offer a relaxed fit with elastic cuffs that features crest branding on both sides of the legs for a sporty look alongside ones with the minimal Palace branding, while the P-Carp trousers boast a versatile profile that can be unzipped to be shorts in navy, black and camo. To match the Phantasy Shell jackets are joggers in the same colorways, along with the matching Polartec Joggers in fleece. Corduroy material lends itself to additional matching cargo trousers while Susanoo graphics highlight the denim to match the shirts.

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