Palace Teams With Burberry for Capsule Exclusive for New Flagship
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SURPRISE DROP: British streetwear label Palace on Friday unveiled an upcoming collaboration with Burberry.
Teased on Instagram, Burberry said the limited-edition capsule will be sold exclusively at Palace’s new London flagship on 8 Poland Street in Soho from Nov. 5.
From images unveiled so far, the 10-piece range includes Burberry’s signature trenchcoats, hooded jackets, T-shirts, caps and skateboards covered with the English heritage brand’s check. Several pieces also come with a hybrid motif of Palace’s triangle logo and Equestrian Knight Design on the back.
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The surprise announcement came weeks after Palace closed its London store on Soho’s Brewer Street on Sept. 21, and revealed that it would relocate to a new, larger multifloor flagship location nearby.
Earlier this year Palace released a high-profile collaboration with Nike for the England men’s soccer team ahead of the FIFA World Cup. The brand has worked with a slew of fashion and luxury brands — such as Vivienne Westwood, Calvin Klein, Polo Ralph Lauren, Gucci, C.P. Company and Rimowa — on capsule collections in recent years.
Burberry, on the other hand, launched a high-profile crossover with Supreme back in 2022 during the Riccardo Tisci era.
In recent years, under Daniel Lee, the brand has leaned more into cultural partnerships, dropping collections with Royal Collection Trust, Quentin Blake and, most recently, Celia Birtwell for spring 2027.