8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.

Kicking off the list is Supreme and Thrasher's collaboration. Coming together for the first time since Fall 2021, the collection brings both skatewear imprints' consistent silhouettes, highlighting work jackets, sweaters, crewnecks, t-shirts and more featuring Neck Face's signature graffiti graphics. Nike and Cactus Plant Flea Market drops pixelated hockey gear, bringing Cynthia Lu's eclectic and electric touch to the jerseys. On the topic of sports, Kith launches a limited-edition NFL collaboration, offering reimagined merch for the Las Vegas Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants and New York Jets. The collaboration features custom jerseys, premium leather jackets and mini co-branded team helmets. Drake's OVO pays homage to collegiate legacies with its "Campus Collection," just in time for the fall semester to begin. They partner with University of Toronto again, as well as another Canadian university — Western University — University of Cambridge, Yale University and Stanford University for limited-edition releases of co-branded merch. Gentle Monster elevates hits eyewear offerings with a Tekken 8 collaboration that is inspired by Devil Kazuya's horns. thisisneverthat drops its fifth collaboration with American rock band Grateful Dead, revealing new editions of its Dancing Bears mascots. In other collaborations, Stüssy and Our Legacy WORK SHOP drop volume eight of their collaboration, focusing on upcycled and residual fabrics. Finally, form meets function in Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran's UNIQLO U Fall/Winter 2024 line that consists of 24 looks for the upcoming cooler season.

Catch this week's 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.

The latest collection from Supreme continues to broaden the range of the label's expansive garment repertoire, this time with long-time collaborator, Thrasher. The collection consists of work jackets, sweaters, hooded sweatshirts, crewnecks, sweatpants, three t-shirts and two beanies. Arriving in an array of corloways, each piece features the both labels’ co-branding motifs throughout. The workwear jackets for instance feature Neck Face’s signature devil graphic skateboarding off a flaming Thrasher moniker with the “Straight to Hell!” quote on the bottom. Some of the sweaters and t-shirts feature a black-and-white shot by That’s a Crazy One of the legendary skateboarder Harold Hunter. The collection is available starting on September 26 online.

A new Nike and Cactus Plant Flea Market is dropping and this time, it is taking inspiration from hockey gear. Arriving two years since their last clothing drop, CPFM and Nike are back with a six-piece capsule that focuses on a hockey jersey, goalie jersey, long-sleeve polo jersey set, track pants and hockey shorts. Each of the pieces are imbued with splashes of color, true to the CPFM playful graphics and both label’s co-branding. The collaboration is now available online.

Gentle Monster has elevated its high-end eyewear to a new ether as of late with its latest lineup crafted in partnership with Tekken 8. The "Inferno" capsule is inspired by Devil Kazuya's horns and designed to resemble a silver goggle-like shape. It. comes with a glove-like enclosure inspired by Kazuya's signature red gloves. Rounding out the release is a gym bag, which houses the entire "Inferno" design. The collaboration is available starting on September 28 online.

thisisneverthat and legendary American rock band, Grateful Dead, have partnered up again to release their fifth apparel capsule collection. The latest collaborative range features an array of casual styles and streetwear staples perfect for transitioning from later summer to early fall. Palette-wise, moody autumnal hues such as orange, khaki green, eggplant purple, take on a predominant role with the occasional light blue. The collection drops on September 26 online.

Drake's OVO is back with a new "Campus Collection," just in time for the fall semester to begin. This time, OVO continues to honor academic legacies, partnering with University of Toronto again, as well as another Canadian university — Western University — University of Cambridge, Yale University and Stanford University for limited-edition releases of co-branded collegiate merch. The apparel range features varsity jackets, hoodies, t-shirts and sports caps all featuring the definitive OVO branding and owl moniker alongside each of the academic institutions’ own school crest. The collection is now available online.

Football season is here and Kith has revealed a new limited-edition collaboration with the NFL to put their own spin on five highlighted teams’ merch collection. Through the Kith lens, merch for the Las Vegas Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants and New York Jets are reimagined through partnerships with ‘47, Mitchell & Ness and Jeff Hamilton. Key pieces include custom jerseys, premium leather jackets and Riddell for mini co-branded team helmets. The collection drops on September 27 online.

Stüssy and Our Legacy WORK SHOP have joined forces again for volume eight of their collaborative series. Staying true to both brands’ visual aesthetic, the collaboration continues to emphasize workwear silhouettes, taking on a more relaxed fit. Versatile for both on- and off duty occasions, quality is still maintained throughout as pieces are refined in their cuts and fabrics. In this collection, the key pieces include the blouson jacket that comes in a black leather and soft Japanese flannel. The collaboration drops on September 27 online.

Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran‘s UNIQLO U knows how to connect form with function and fashion its line of “Future LifeWear Essentials.” For its Fall/Winter 2024 collection, the label is doing just that yet again, through the lens of the collection’s “Lightness in Protection” name. Stacked with a bunch of sleek silhouettes, “Lightness in Protection” prioritizes layering, offering up a range of lightweight yet easily layer-able pieces that move with you as you move. All 24 looks drop online on September 26.

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8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week