8 Drops You Don’t Want to Miss This Week

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

First on our rundown, Palace collaborates with C.P. Company for the “C.P. Palace” assortment, merging British skate style with Italian athletic tradition through joint denim, Goggle Jackets, and graphic t-shirts. GORE-TEX and Aimé Leon Dore are back for SS25 with a maritime, 90s NYC-inspired collection of waterproof apparel, paneled rugby shirts, and wide-brimmed hats. HIDDEN.NY launches its third 2025 assortment this week, featuring Japanese motifs across knitwear, an indigo patchwork jacket, and minimalist home goods. The partnership between Seoul’s thisisneverthat and Utah’s Actual Source results in a bike-friendly “Commuter Service” collection for the city, including a PERTEX wind jacket, t-shirts, socks, and reflectors. Levi’s reintroduces its 1920s Lot 201 Jean and Lot 213 Jacket with a limited run of 800 pieces, crafted in Japan using Shrink-To-Fit selvedge denim. C.P. Company and Sashiko Gals team up for a Japan-only drop of 15 customized Chrome-R jackets, modified using traditional sashiko methods. Uniqlo UT announces a fresh collaboration with Pokémon, featuring sketch-style designs of Pikachu, Meowth, and Umbreon, providing a relaxed, illustrated aesthetic. Lastly, HUF and Toyota Racing Development reconnect for a Baja-inspired “Go Big, Go Fast” lineup consisting of racing jackets, camouflage clothing, flannel shackets, and off-road-ready accessories.

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

Palace x C.P. Company Spring 2025 Capsule

The iconic Palace and C.P. Company are teaming up once more for their “C.P. Palace” collection, which combines the spirit of British skate culture with the sportswear legacy of Italy. This collaboration reinterprets C.P. Company staples such as the Goggle Jacket using Palace’s unique perspective, offering denim items, graphic t-shirts, chore jackets, and patchwork trousers in shades of blue and khaki. The collection is set to launch on March 28 and will be accessible at both brands’ worldwide flagship stores as well as online. In addition, there will be an exclusive pop-up at Dover Street Market Paris.

GORE-TEX x Aimé Leon Dore Spring 2025 Collection

For Spring-Summer 2025, Gore-Tex and Aimé Leon Dore collaborate once more to unveil a nostalgic nautical collection, merging waterproof practicality with the classic charm of New York City’s vintage aesthetic. The standout pieces include the Off-Shore Shell Jacket and Pants, while other lightweight and versatile items such as paneled rugby shirts, satin varsity jackets, wide-brimmed hats, and nylon duffels complete the collection. This second installment can be found both online and in Aimé Leon Dore stores now.

HIDDEN.NY 2025 Drop Three

2025 Collection by HIDDEN.NY is back, seamlessly merging Japanese and American styles across clothing, household items, and various lifestyle products. Standout pieces feature a patchwork indigo work jacket, graphic sweaters, a “Past, Present, Future” jersey, and speedway-inspired T-shirts. The collection also includes accessories such as backpacks, colorful vases, keychains, and lighters. RSRCH members can get early access starting March 27, while the general public can purchase from March 28 onwards at HIDDEN.NY’s PPF online store.

thisisneverthat x Actual Source “Commuter Service” Capsule

In partnership with Actual Source based in Utah, “thisisneverthat” presents their “Commuter Service” collection, a blend of cultures inspired by urban cycling. Focused on a white PERTEX® wind jacket, the line offers graphic tees, socks, and cycling gear like reflectors and key tags, merging Seoul and Provo’s unique design aesthetics. The capsule will launch in the U.S. on March 27, and simultaneously in Korea and Japan – both in stores and online – on March 28.

Levi’s Revived 1920s Japanese Selvedge Denim

Levi’s Vintage Clothing is bringing back its classic Lot 201 Jean and Lot 213 Jacket, originally from the 1920s, in a limited edition of 800 pieces for each item. Made in Japan using authentic Shrink-To-Fit™ selvedge denim and accurate details from the era such as cinch buckles and copper rivets, these reissued items pay tribute to the quality and history of Levi’s “No. 2” line. The collection will be available worldwide on March 27 through Levi’s official website, Levi’s stores, and select retailers.

C.P. Company x Sashiko Gals Capsule

Collaborating with Sashiko Gals based in Ootsuchi, C.P. Company is releasing a 15-piece capsule that showcases the ancient Japanese sashiko embroidery method. Each Chrome-R jacket from this series has been individually customized by skilled artisans who have incorporated upcycled pockets using materials such as FLATT NYLON and CO-TED, available in olive green, black, or cobalt blue. The collection, priced at approximately ¥115,000 JPY ($764 USD), will be made accessible exclusively in Japan starting early April, only at Isetan Shinjuku Men’s Building.

Pokémon x Uniqlo UT Collection

Uniqlo UT’s newest partnership emphasizes the iconic characters of Pokémon using sketched graphics featuring Pikachu, Meowth, and Umbreon. This collaboration combines a rugged yet casual look with beloved figures from the fanbase. The designs showcase dynamic Meowth drawings, a charging Pikachu, and a discreet black-and-black Umbreon shirt. Currently, the collection is accessible in Japan for ¥1,500 JPY (approximately $10 USD) per item; an online release is expected to follow soon.

HUF x TRD Baja-Inspired Racing Collection

For the second time, HUF and Toyota Racing Development (TRD) collaborate on their “Go Big, Go Fast” line, blending Baja-style hues with motorsport design elements. This streetwear release offers racing jackets, camouflage clothing, flannel shackets, and a ripstop Off Road Duffle Bag accessory, all adorned with TRD truck graphics and shared logos. The collection will be available starting March 27 at 9 a.m. Pacific Time, having been photographed in California’s High Desert alongside TRD’s off-road vehicles.

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