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.

This week’s lineup of drops kicks off 30-piece Supreme capsule revisiting Number (N)ine’s grunge-rock aesthetic in a collaborative release. Palace and Nike come together for a trio of Air Max DN8 sneakers featuring a lightning pattern and Dynamic Air cushioning, featuring a set of football-inspired jerseys alongside its weekly holiday apparel drop. After entering in an multi-year partnership with the NFL, Fear of God releases “American luxury” team fan gear with ’90s oversized silhouettes and relaxed proportions. BAPE gears up for the slopes with a final drop of Kazuki Kuraishi‘s advanced snowboarding gear, fusing technical 3-layer pieces with new DIGITAL ABC CAMO. ©SAINT Mxxxxxx‘s collection with Hajime Sorayama fuserobot art onto vintage-treated garments, highlighted by a robotic Marilyn Monroe leather jacket, while GANNI and Barbour drop its fourth collaboration, combining Danish playfulness with British utility, updating outerwear with leopard print and Royal Stuart tartan. Heron Preston restarts his independent label with a small-batch, block-release structure and finally, UMG teams up with Awake NY for a merch capsule.

Check out this week’s 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.

Supreme x Number (N)ine Fall 2025 Collab

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Supreme has unveiled an extensive 30-piece Fall 2025 capsule collection in collaboration with the original Japanese brand, Number (N)ine, revisiting the label’s influential design language rooted in grunge and rock-inspired aesthetics. The comprehensive range includes essential outerwear, denim, fleece, and accessories, with the iconic Schott® Perfecto Leather Jacket serving as the collection’s headline piece, successfully blending archival designs with Supreme’s signature street silhouettes. This highly anticipated collection is set to launch globally via Supreme and retail locations on December 11, followed by a release across Asia on December 13.

Palace x Nike Air Max DN8 and Apparel Collab

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The highly electric partnership between Nike and Palace Skateboards continues with the launch of the Air Max DN8 trio, fusing skate culture with dynamic performance technology. Inspired by the 2000-released Air Max Plus “Eclair Lightning,” the sneakers feature a hot orange base, a striking lightning pattern, and utilize Dynamic Air cushioning. The collaboration launches alongside a Palace Winter Holiday collection of fleece jackets and trooper hats, plus new football-inspired jerseys named after neighborhoods like Soho and Apgujeong. The sneakers drop first via Palace on December 12, followed by a wider SNKRS release on December 17.

NFL x Fear of God Collab

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The NFL and Fear of God have launched a pivotal multi-year licensing collaboration to redefine fan gear through an “American luxury lens.” This partnership, which FoG founder Jerry Lorenzo describes as a celebration of American culture and unity, features a debut collection designed with FoG’s signature aesthetic. The apparel embraces relaxed proportions and oversized ’90s silhouettes, including heavy cotton jersey tees and styles inspired by archival varsity jackets. The collection, covering AFC/NFC teams and key franchises, sets an elevated standard for the league and is available now across official retail channels and on HBX.

BAPE “PAW” FW25 Collection

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A BATHING APE® (BAPE®) has released the final installment of its FW25 “Performance All Weather” (PAW) collection, designed by Kazuki Kuraishi, focusing on advanced snowboarding gear. This high-performance line successfully fuses technical materials with BAPE’s signature aesthetic. The drop includes essential pieces like 3-layer jackets, coordinating overalls, and accessories crafted for extreme conditions. Key visual elements are the new DIGITAL ABC CAMO and UAP CAMO patterns. Showcased on professional snowboarders in Hokkaido, the collection delivers uncompromising style and functionality, blending alpine readiness with streetwear sensibility. The collection is available now online.

Hajime Sorayama x ©SAINT Mxxxxxx Collab

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©SAINT Mxxxxxx is launching the 11th drop of its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, headlined by a major collaboration with Japanese illustrator Hajime Sorayama. The partnership fuses Sorayama’s futuristic, superrealist robotic art with the brand’s signature vintage-treated garments. The centerpiece is a brown leather jacket featuring a bold graphic of Sorayama’s iconic robotic Marilyn Monroe. The collection also includes crewnecks, hoodies, and a reinterpreted mouton jacket in collaboration with BerBerJin, blending luxury streetwear with unique, worn-in aesthetics. The collection is available starting on December 13.

GANNI x Barbour Fourth Collaboration

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The celebrated fourth collaboration between GANNI and Barbour has launched, fusing Danish fashion playfulness with British heritage utility for Fall/Winter 2025. The limited-edition capsule updates Barbour’s classic waxed and quilted outerwear with GANNI’s distinct aesthetic. The collection boldly incorporates Royal Stuart tartan and lively leopard print detailing against traditional colors. Featuring essential pieces like the Peplum Wax Jacket, Anorak, and accessories such as Berets, this innovative drop reinterprets Barbour’s practical legacy for a modern audience, launching globally on December 10 on GANNI and Barbour.

Heron Preston Relaunch – “Foundation: Blue Line Edit”

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Heron Preston officially relaunches his independent namesake label on December 9, securing full creative autonomy after regaining ownership of his trademarks. Central to this new chapter is the inverted Orange Label, which Preston stated was “born in defiance.” It now serves as a powerful symbol of perseverance, resilience, and proof that the artist will reinvent the system when faced with challenges. This strategic restart begins with the Foundation: Blue Line Edit, a small-batch release structured in continuous “blocks” of seven essential items which releases as Block 1 on December 9 and Block 2 on December 11 online.

UMG x Awake NY Collab

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Universal Music Group (UMG) has partnered with Awake NY for a limited-edition “Music is Universal” merchandise capsule, celebrating the launch of UMG’s first North American brick-and-mortar location: the UMusic Shop in Midtown Manhattan. The collection includes hoodies, tees, tote bags, and caps in a palette featuring Awake NY’s signature blue. Each piece is co-branded and utilizes organic or certified cotton and water-based inks, reflecting UMG’s sustainability commitment. The collaboration, described by Bravado President Matt Young as something “authentically New York,” launches exclusively in-store starting on December 10.