Palace Unveils Fall 2025 Lookbook
Following last week'steaser,Palacenow unveils the lookbook for its upcomingFall 2025 collection. Blending playful graphics with utility-driven silhouettes, the London imprint's latest lineup sets a fresh tone for the upcoming season.
Key statement pieces like theDoraemonleather Avirex jacket and matching P90 baggy jeans inject eclectic, nostalgic charm, while the Pertex quilted patchwork jacket channels technical craftsmanship. Midweight staples such as the Palabama shell bottoms and the Grey Roadeo T-shirt ground the lineup in everyday versatility, offering seamless layering across weather conditions.
The range also emphasizes utility accents and outdoor-ready fabrics. Frog tec fleece pairs effortlessly with Real Tree Max overpants and a GORE-TEX bucket hat, striking a balance between heritage workwear and modern performance. Accessories like the Frog tec webbing belt and the Palace basic knitted beanie add subtle branding touches, while the Tri-lingual T-shirt and Palace Union polo nod to the label's global reach and graphic roots.
Sporting influences and elevated basics converge in pieces like the Palace Pro Team shell joggers and matching hooded shell jacket, perfect for athleisure rotations. The Wingspan skull T-shirt and its embroidered zip-hood counterpart bring a darker edge, contrasting the washed-out heart denim jacket and jeans set. Rounding out the capsule, the Aqlabama mesh jersey and Palace Freedom six-panel cap ensure that even the simplest looks carry distinctive Palace DNA.
Check out the full Palace Fall 2025 lookbook above. The collection rollout will begin on August 8 via the brand's website and across its U.K. stores and via Dover Street Market at 11 a.m. BST. The first drop will also be available online in Europe at 12 p.m. local time, online in the US at 11 a.m. EST/8 a.m. PST and in-store in New York at 11 a.m. It will also be released in Japan and Seoul at 11 a.m. on August 10 and via Palace WeChat in China at 11 a.m..
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The shirt lineup presents four distinct silhouettes that balance signature branding with season-ready versatility. Coming in Black, Green and Navy, the Archy Shirt offer a refined button-down cut punctuated by a large, arched Palace Logo across the chest. The Ghost Zip Shirt, also available in Black, Green and Navy, exudes the impression of a flannel shirt jacket with added structure. Meanwhile, the Lucky P Shirt channels retro Americana in a short-sleeve button-up design: its Black iteration boasts constrasting detiails, while the Navy and Pink versions feature tonal horseshoe embroidery and cursive Palace lettering. Rounding out the range, the Palace Classic Oxford Shirt arrives in Navy, Olive, Stone and White, boasting a crisp weave, a structured collar and a discreet chest logo for a refined preppy-normcore aesthetic. As for tops, Palace prepared 7 silhouettes that bridge sporty heritage with streetwear flair. The Dog Rugby, available in Black, Navy and Racey Green, features crisp white collars and a bold '9' on the back, its long-sleeve fit channeling classic rugby vibes while a small embroidered dog motif and Palace logo adorn the chest. Echoing the Frogger Reversible Fleece, the Frogger Tech Jersey reinterprets the frog graphic in two distinct styles across four dynamic colorways. d no Palace drop is complete without a football jersey: the Palace Pro Team Jersey, stamped with the Palasonic crest, arrives in Black, Grey and Navy for three fresh takes on a Premier League–inspired essential. The Long-sleeve collection offers three distinct silhouettes that balance everyday wear with subtle technical touches. The Basically a Longsleeve arrives in six core hues – Black, Fox, Grey Marl, Navy, Racey Green and White – boasting a clean cut and minimalist Palace logo at the chest for easy layering. 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