With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.
This week’s lineup of drops kicks off with Supreme and Dickies teaming up for a Fall 2025 capsule that reimagines utilitarian staples. Palace follows, closing out its Fall 2025 season with an expansive final lineup. Alpha Industries debuts its “Ultra Violet” collection, merging its military heritage with technical innovation, while UNIQLO U embraces a theme of “poetic utility” in its latest collection with Christopher Lemaire. Elsewhere, sacai releases a new wool knit collection, while Anti Social Social Club returns with a signature two-part FW25 release. BEAMS Plus and Studio Nicholson partnered for a "Made in Japan" capsule collection, while artist FAUST and cocktail bar Double Chicken Please team up on a month-long collaboration.
Check out this week's 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.
Supreme and American workwear stalwart Dickies have teamed up for a Fall 2025 capsule that reimagines utilitarian staples through a streetwear lens. The collection’s centerpiece is a reversible quilted faux-fur work jacket offered in brown and black, alongside a rugged Cordura® hooded work jacket rendered in denim and pixel camouflage. Also featured are neon yellow and classic red-and-black plaid flannel shirts, hoodies in red, black and camo, functional Cordura® cargo pants and co-branded six-panel trucker hats. The drop lands September 18 at Supreme’s global flagship stores and webstore, followed by an Asia launch on September 20.
Palace Skateboards closes out its Fall 2025 season with Drop 7, an expansive final offering that spans core staples and bold new graphics — from black, green and navy button-up shirts to reversible fleeces, tech jerseys and beanies emblazoned with an all-over frog motif, plus tees featuring ghoulish and cannabis-inspired prints. The range also delivers triple-stitch hoodies with a wingspan outline paired with “evil” trucker hats and quarter-zip pullovers stamped with Palace’s triangular motif. Launching September 19 across Palace’s global network of online and offline stores.
Alpha Industries has launched its Fall/Winter ’25 “Ultra Violet” collection, merging its military heritage with technical innovation and street-ready design. Anchored by the MA-1 ULCANS Flight Jacket, which is now reengineered with the Ultra-Lightweight Camouflage Net System, laser-cut paneling, magnetic closures and a layered nylon shell. The range also includes the MA-1 Base Flight Jacket, matching vest and N-2B Base parka. A modular arsenal of Field Rucksack UV, Tote Bag UV, Weekend Bag UV and Travel Bag UV complements the apparel, all rendered in fresh colorways. The collection is available now online and in select stores.
Christopher Lemaire’s UNIQLO U Fall/Winter 2025 collection embraces “poetic utility,” pairing minimalist, utilitarian details with a subdued, earthen palette across matte outerwear, soft knits and easy shirting. Key pieces feature large patch pockets, adjustable arm packs and clean-lined silhouettes, while washed workwear sets in light blue, taupe and black and pinstriped shirts add a lived-in sensibility. Accessories range from cross-body bags to bucket hats, eho the line’s functional ethos. The collection launches on September 25 via UNIQLO, with online pre-orders currently open.
Chitose Abe’s sacai debuts a new wool knit collection distinguished by wide-rib knitting on collars, hems and sleeves, and available in an array of hues, including black, brown, blue, light blue, green and yellow. The women’s line features two cardigan and pullover styles with wing buttons and dual pockets, while the men’s range offers three pullover designs plus a double-zip blouson. Several pieces also sport a discreet sacai logo stitched on the back, underscoring the brand’s identity. All items are now available at sacai boutiques, select stockists and the label’s official webstore.
Anti Social Social Club’s returns with a signature two-part release for FW25, reinventing its iconic logo across a suite of streetwear staples. The first drop layers custom pink-gradient airbrushing on black hoodies, sweats and caps, plus a white-to-pink fade hoodie, while matching black and gray sets feature high-contrast stitching and butterfly and flower motifs. Appliqué overlays and embroidered beanies, socks, caps and a quarter-zip add rich texture, as rocker-edge koi-fish studding on hoodies, sweats and a puffer jacket - and a red-rose - embroidered black leather varsity jacket—fuse motorsports cues with classic Americana. Available now on ASSC’s webstore in sizes S–2XL.
BEAMS Plus and Studio Nicholson have unveiled a 19-piece “Made in Japan” capsule collection, inspired by ’60s – ’70s cinema icons. Blending Studio Nicholson’s minimalist ethos with BEAMS Plus’s heritage craftsmanship, the lineup consists of reimagined trench coats, sports blazers, double-pleat trousers, relaxed shirts and loopback sweatshirts. The capsule releases September 18 via Studio Nicholson.
Lower Manhattan’s celebrated cocktail bar Double Chicken Please has teamed with acclaimed street artist FAUST for a month-long collaboration that fuses graffiti and mixology into a singular urban experience. Beginning September 19 at its Allen Street location, Faust’s signature calligraphic handstyle will transform the bar’s façade and interior into site-specific installations, embracing the neighborhood’s vibrant tagging heritage rather than erasing it. To complement the living canvas, the partnership rolls out limited-edition FAUST-designed glassware and T-shirts available both in-store and via HBX, inviting patrons to take home a piece of this creative crossover.
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