Palace and Burberry Just Teased a Collaboration
Here’s everything we know.
Two names synonymous with British style are coming together, as Palace and Burberry announce a limited-edition capsule to mark the opening of the streetwear label’s new London flagship. Bringing skate culture and heritage fashion into the same wardrobe, the 10-piece drop will be available exclusively at Palace’s new Soho space at 8 Poland Street.
While full details are still under wraps, the first images offer a glimpse at what’s to come. Leading the lineup is Burberry’s signature Camden car coat, reworked in its OG honey beige with countryside-inspired screen-printed artwork. Elsewhere, the collection features hooded jackets, graphic tees, caps and skateboards (of course), with the label’s classic check appearing throughout. A hybrid logo combining Palace’s unmistakable Tri-Ferg and Burberry’s Equestrian Knight also crops up across select styles.
The announcement arrives at an exciting moment for Palace, which recently closed its long-standing Brewer Street store to make way for a larger, multi-floor flagship just around the corner. Known for bringing together unexpected names across fashion and culture, the London label adds Burberry to its growing list of high-profile collaborators.
If you’re hoping to get your hands on the capsule, you’ll have to physically head to Soho, as the collection is exclusive to the new store and launches on November 5.
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