This week’s eight featured drops cover a wide range of fashion and streetwear, from Supreme’s Fall 2026 collaboration with Vaquera to a fourth collection by The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen. Other highlights include new projects from Fear of God, BAPE and adidas, Palace Skateboards, Crenshaw Skate Club, Pas Normal Studios, Salomon, Kith and TUMI.
Supreme and Vaquera’s capsule combines graphic apparel with home goods. It includes zip-up hoodies, a long-sleeve top and loose-fit jeans, basketball shorts, T-shirts and a co-branded New Era fitted cap. A duvet and pillow set extends the collaboration beyond clothing. The collection is scheduled to release November 5 through Supreme stores and online, followed by an Asia launch on November 7.
Fear of God has named actor Jon Bernthal the face of its campaign for The Eternal Order, the tenth full expression of designer Jerry Lorenzo’s approach to dressing. The collection emphasizes tailored pieces and restrained proportions, bringing archival silhouettes together with contemporary construction. It is available through Fear of God online and select global retailers.
BAPE and adidas have built their latest basketball collection around styles associated with the late 1990s and early 2000s, with NBA player Jalen Williams fronting the release. The footwear centerpiece is the Crazy Energy+, finished in a metallic “COLOR CAMO SILVER” print. Apparel includes a reversible mesh shark hoodie, track pants, a varsity jacket and accessories. The collection launches November 7 through the adidas CONFIRMED app, select retailers, BAPE stores and BAPE.com.
Palace Skateboards is marking the opening of its Poland Street flagship in London with a 10-piece Burberry capsule. The range includes a honey-beige Camden car coat, a cashmere scarf, and pieces featuring Burberry Check. A polo with a Poland Street graphic references the new store. Palace is also releasing a separate London-exclusive range, including a Gore-Tex jacket. Both collections will be available exclusively at the flagship when it opens November 5.
In Los Angeles, Crenshaw Skate Club and Sprite have teamed up on a streetwear capsule inspired by the skate label’s roots and the drinks brand’s connections to basketball and street culture. The green-and-yellow range includes graphic T-shirts, sweatpants, a cap and a tracksuit. Founder Tobey McIntosh drew on memories of South Central barbershops for a T-shirt featuring a portrait with a Sprite logo shaved into the hair. The collection debuts at a Los Angeles pop-up on November 7, then releases globally on November 9 at 11 a.m. PST through the brand’s website. Prices range from $50 to $120.
Pas Normal Studios and Salomon have reunited for their sixth collaboration, a three-piece capsule for cyclists turning to distance running during the off-season. The lineup includes the waterproof AERO BLAZE 4 GRVL GORE-TEX running shoe, a GRAVEL CONCEPT 2 hydration vest and an S/LAB BELT. The collection releases November 5 through both brands, Pas Normal Studios flagship stores and select global retailers.
Kith and TUMI have released their third collaboration through Kith’s Monday Program. The collection reworks TUMI’s 19 Degree Aluminum Carry-On in three ombré colorways: Astro, Majestic and Rogue. Each suitcase has a tonal Kith pattern, matching lining, co-branded leather patch and packing cubes. The colorways are paired with different aluminum accessories: a cedar-lined cigar case, a magnetic sunglasses case or a three-slot watch case. The collection went on sale November 2 through Kith’s Monday Program and other Kith channels. Carry-Ons are priced at $1,495, while the accessories start at $395.
The North Face and Copenhagen-based designer Cecilie Bahnsen have reunited for a seven-piece collection, first previewed on Bahnsen’s Fall/Winter 2026 runway in Paris. Available in TNF Black and Midnight Sky, the range adds lace stitching and floral embroidery to technical outerwear and accessories. Its lead piece is the cropped Lucia Nuptse Short Jacket, decorated with three-dimensional blossoms. The collection went on sale November 2 through Bahnsen’s website, with a wider release through The North Face and select retailers scheduled for November 5.
Sources: Hypebeast.