Palace and Nike Are Taking It Back to the Football Glory Days With This New Drop
Introducing the P90 collection, with campaign stars including Leah Williamson and Wayne Rooney.
Palace and Nike are officially linking up with their debut P90 collection, a throwback to early 2000s football glory. Designed for both skaters and strikers, the drop reimagines Nike’s Total90 franchise through Palace’s unique street-meets-sports lens. Skatepark or Sunday league, you no longer have to choose.
Expect shell suits, jerseys and trainers stamped with bold P90 graphics, alongside the usual Palace essentials of hoodies, trackies, sweaters, shorts and tees, all repping the Tri-Ferg logo with a layered Nike Swoosh. Palace also designed an exclusive linear pattern for the collab, pulling straight from the OG Total90 era. Think fluorescent pops against grounded neutrals, a remix of the bold colors that defined Y2K-era football kits.
The campaign film, shot by Palace collaborator Alasdair McLellan, captures that crossover world perfectly; raw, nostalgic and just a little chaotic. The stars are shot at Manor Palace, a collaborative new space between the brands that features a skatepark, football cage and exhibitions that will be free to access. The cast brings together icons across sport, skate and sound: football great Wayne Rooney, England Women’s captain Leah Williamson, rising star Lenna Gunning-Williams, Palace riders including Lucien Clarke and Savannah Stacey Keenan, plus rapper and grime pioneer Giggs, adding his South London seal of approval.
Palace Co-Founder, Gareth Skewis shared, “Nike has always been a brand we’ve admired, and it felt like the right time to collaborate as there are so many synergies between our skate team and Nike.” Co-Founder and Creative Director Lev Tanju adds, “We picked something that was nostalgic for us, something we all loved growing up, something iconic – Total 90. I’ve always loved the shoe too because they’re great to skate in.”
The collection will be available from October 31 via the Palace website and at select stores.
In other news, check out J.Lindeberg’s FW25 collection here.
