A leather jacket printed with a spread-winged skull hawk on the back, paired with a collab tee that puts Betty Boop in a Tri-Ferg logo shirt — having both pieces land in the same season pretty much sums up what Palace is going for this Fall 2026: mashing together completely unrelated references and tying it all back with that unmistakable London skate attitude. After teasing the lookbook earlier, Palace Skateboards is now dropping the full collection item by item, covering everything from outerwear and tops to bottoms and skate hardware.
Outerwear is the centerpiece this season. On the technical side, a multi-panel GORE-TEX jacket leads the charge, built in woodland camo with contrast blue paneling and a bright yellow zipper. On the workwear side, there's a "Palace Transport Co." work jacket with reflective safety trim and custom patches, alongside an Old English-lettered varsity jacket and a classic track jacket for everyday layering.
Avirex Leather and Betty Boop — Two Very Different Takes on Retro
The standout outerwear collab this season is a leather jacket made with flight jacket brand Avirex, featuring a spread-winged skull hawk emblem on the back, paired with collab gothic lettering and leather appliqué. The craftsmanship is solid, and the copy singles it out as the season's "most sought-after" piece. On the complete opposite end, Palace teamed up officially with Fleischer Studios for a Betty Boop series, dressing the cartoon character in a Palace Tri-Ferg logo tee, alongside "Palace XO" hearts, lip prints, and vintage typography, all applied across tees, hoodies, and accessories.
Among the fleece pieces, the standout is the "24/7 POWER" series — a heavyweight hoodie featuring a neon wire-embroidery Madonna and Child graphic done in eye-catching multicolor threading, alongside solid color-blocked pullover hoodies, retro quarter-zips, and plain crewnecks. The knitwear and shirting lineup is led by a grid-stitched denim jacket paired with matching denim jeans for a full set, plus printed woven shirts for layering.
Tops lean sporty, with a leopard-print mesh jersey stamped with digital segmented "PALACE" lettering and a "LOVE U 2" back number as the visual highlight, joined by cycling jerseys, technical mesh tees, and retro warm-up tops. Bottoms cover cargo pants, contrast-piped track pants, and leopard-print shorts, some designed to match the denim jacket above as full sets.
Headwear continues the New Era 59FIFTY collaboration, with an Old English "P" logo and laurel wreath embroidery as the main graphic, alongside a skull-graphic knit beanie, adjustable felt bucket hat, and six-panel cap. Footwear offers suede and leather low-top skate shoes as well as everyday slip-ons and slides. Accessories include collab keychains, enamel pins, belts, fragrances, and small home goods, while the bag lineup features a technical backpack, crossbody pouch, and tote, available in both camo and solid colorways. On the skate hardware side, deck graphics draw from the Avirex skull hawk, Betty Boop, and a new take on the Tri-Ferg.
The full collection will release in weekly drops. It launches August 7th at 11 AM local time across the UK, Europe, and US both online and in-store, including flagship locations and Dover Street Market. Japan, Korea, China, and Australia will follow on August 8th at 11 AM local time.
