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.

1. The upcoming releases kick off with a resurrection of Hiroshi Fujiwara’s ’90s brand GOODENOUGH, partnering with Supreme for Spring 2025. This collaboration offers an expansive selection of clothing and accessories, blending both brand identities. Palace launches its fifth drop of the summer, offering a total of 10 styles ranging from hoodies to jackets, t-shirts, and more. ©SAINT Mxxxxxx releases a diverse range of graphic tees inspired by vintage designs, along with a work jacket and pant set created in collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon for spring. Eric Emanuel’s label embarks on a new phase as it introduces its inaugural full seasonal collection. Cecilie Bahnsen and PORTER unveil three bag accessories under the Danish designer’s distinctive motifs, including an all-black nylon backpack, the 2 Way Tool Bag, and the Bonsac Mini. Kith pays tribute to Superman before the film’s premiere with a 17-piece collection, while Gap and Malbon introduce fresh styles for the summer season.

2. The series of drops commences with the revival of Hiroshi Fujiwara’s ’90s brand GOODENOUGH, collaborating with Supreme for Spring 2025 to offer a wide array of apparel and accessories that blend both brands. Palace delivers its fifth drop of the summer, encompassing ten styles spanning from hoodies to jackets, t-shirts, and beyond. ©SAINT Mxxxxxx introduces an assortment of vintage-inspired graphic tees, accompanied by a work jacket and pant set created in collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon for the spring season. Eric Emanuel’s label marks a new chapter as it reveals its first ever full seasonal collection. Cecilie Bahnsen and PORTER introduce three bag accessories adorned with the Danish designer’s signature motifs, such as the all-black nylon backpack, the 2 Way Tool Bag, and the Bonsac Mini. Kith honors Superman before the film’s release with a 17-piece capsule collection, while Gap and Malbon debut new styles for summer.

3. The upcoming drops start with the reemergence of Hiroshi Fujiwara’s ’90s brand GOODENOUGH in collaboration with Supreme for Spring 2025, offering a broad selection of clothing and accessories that combine both brands. Palace presents its fifth drop of the summer, featuring ten styles ranging from hoodies to jackets, t-shirts, and more. ©SAINT Mxxxxxx introduces an assortment of graphic tees inspired by vintage designs, along with a work jacket and pant set created in collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon for spring. Eric Emanuel’s label embarks on a new journey as it unveils its first ever full seasonal collection. Cecilie Bahnsen and PORTER debut three bag accessories decorated with the Danish designer’s distinctive motifs, including an all-black nylon backpack, the 2 Way Tool Bag, and the Bonsac Mini. Kith salutes Superman ahead of the film’s release with a 17-piece capsule collection, while Gap and Malbon introduce fresh styles for the summer season.

4. The lineup of drops launches this week with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s ’90s brand GOODENOUGH revival, teaming up with Supreme for Spring 2025 to deliver a vast array of clothing and accessories that blend both brands. Palace offers its fifth drop of the summer, showcasing ten styles from hoodies to jackets, t-shirts, and beyond. ©SAINT Mxxxxxx introduces an assortment of vintage-inspired graphic tees, complemented by a work jacket and pant set created in collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon for spring. Eric Emanuel’s label embarks on its next phase with the unveiling of its first ever full seasonal collection. Cecilie Bahnsen and PORTER introduce three bag accessories designed under the Danish designer’s signature motifs, including an all-black nylon backpack, the 2 Way Tool Bag, and the Bonsac Mini. Kith celebrates Superman before the film’s release with a 17-piece capsule collection, while Gap and Malbon debut new styles for summer.

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

Supreme x GOODENOUGH Collaboration

As a die-hard gamer, I’m super hyped about the upcoming collaboration between Supreme and GOODENOUGH, a legendary Japanese clothing brand founded by streetwear pioneer Hiroshi Fujiwara back in 1990. The Spring 2025 collection is packed with apparel and accessories that are sure to make heads turn!

Expect to see an MA-1 Jacket, Patchwork Jacket, Sweater, Patchwork Shirt, Crushed Rayon Shirt, Thermal, S/S Top, Hooded Sweatshirt, Patchwork Pant, Military Pant, Short, two T-Shirts, 6-Panel, Camp Cap, and Crusher. These pieces will bring back the iconic GOODENOUGH branding while blending Fujiwara’s design philosophies with Supreme’s skate-inspired aesthetics.

Mark your calendars for June 5, as the Supreme x GOODENOUGH collection is set to drop on their webstore! Can’t wait to get my hands on these fresh pieces!

Palace Summer Drop 5

Palace unveils an upgraded collection of essential streetwear items for their fifth release this season. Consisting of ten designs, the assortment offers jackets, hoodies, shirts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats in various shades such as neutrals, pastels, and timeless colors. One standout item from this collection is the Reacto Tri-Ferg Crew sweatshirt. Additionally, the CHERUB hoodie returns with a fresh look in Blue, Charcoal, Green, and Stoney Grey. You can find these items both in-store and online starting June 6.

©SAINT Mxxxxxx Final SS25 Drop

Saint Mxxxxxx has finished releasing its Spring/Summer 2025 collection by unveiling the final instalment. This includes an assortment of tees inspired by vintage graphics, along with a jacket and pant set created in partnership with Sean Wotherspoon. The SS2025 collection is now complete with this final drop, offering various graphic tees that pay tribute to pop culture while employing unique vintage-inspired techniques, as well as a two-piece collaboration with Sean Wotherspoon. This latest release can be found at selected retailers globally.

Jordan Brand Monogram Denim Bag Collection

Jordan Brand introduces a denim twist to their monogram bag lineup, focusing on the robust Jordan Monogram Duffle Bag made from pre-washed denim and embellished with an intricate No. 23 pattern all over. The number 23 can be spotted throughout the collection, including the Jordan Monogram Tote Bag as well. You can now get this collection from Nike.

Eric Emanuel Debut Seasonal Collection

Moving beyond specialized capsule collections and accessories, Eric Emanuel, a designer based in New York City, unveils his first ready-to-wear line with an eye-catching SS25 lookbook. This collection is filled with tailored basics, vibrant and textured knits, retro sports attire, branded undergarments, and various other elements. The debut SS25 collection builds upon the label’s sporty aesthetic by introducing playful colors and materials. A variety of cable-knit shorts and zip-up hoodies come in shades like off-white, mint green, deep blue, and yellow. In different looks, Emanuel also innovates his famous shorts design using new materials such as plush knits in green, pink, and brown. The SS25 collection is now accessible online.

Cecilie Bahnsen x PORTER Nylon Bags

Porter has collaborated with Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen to create a 3-piece collection, blending Japanese functional design with romantic touches. The collection’s focal point is a backpack made from all-black nylon twill and adorned with black-on-black embroidery and laser-cut flowers – a signature of Bahnsen’s. Additionally, the collection includes the 2 Way Tool Bag and the Bonsac Mini. These bags are scheduled for online release on June 5th.

Kith’s Superman Collaboration

Kith has unveiled a 17-piece line inspired by Superman, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery. This collection offers a variety of items such as satin bomber jackets, hoodies, t-shirts, caps, and wall clocks. The designs blend classic and contemporary renditions of Superman. Notable pieces from the collaboration are an eye-catching color-blocked satin bomber jacket adorned with Kith and S-Shield emblems, along with a striking lightning tapestry jacket. You can now purchase this collection online.

Gap x Malbon Collab

In their inaugural joint event, Gap and Malbon unveiled a 33-piece assortment, a tribute to enduring fashion that transcends age. Unlike previous Malbon collaborations, this line was produced by Gap, showcasing vintage plaid patterns, rugby stripes, frayed knits, and the witty “PAR” logo, which is presented in Gap’s distinctive serif typeface. The collection will be available for purchase starting June 6, on both Malbon and Gap platforms.

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