Palace and NEIGHBORHOOD link up for Fall 2025 with a collection that blends London skate energy with classic Japanese motorcycle style. The partnership draws on both brands’ roots—Palace brings its skateboarding ethos, while NEIGHBORHOOD channels its deep connection to biker subculture.
The lookbook for this drop stands out. Shot by Federico Radaelli, it features real Kyusha Kai members at Tokyo’s go-to biker hangouts. The imagery captures NEIGHBORHOOD’s reverence for Japan’s motorcycle scene, making it feel authentic and lived-in.
On the product side, the collection covers co-branded staples, durable workwear, and washed denim sets that reflect both street and garage scenes. The bold graphics use yellow and black—echoing vintage biker branding. Signature details include NEIGHBORHOOD’s skull motif, now reworked with Palace’s Tri-Ferg emblem.
Two pieces demand attention: a faded brown leather biker jacket with an oversized skull and bones emblem across the back, and a brown canvas work vest stenciled with heavy black type. There’s more beyond the wardrobe, too—the lineup includes accessories and home goods like branded incense and a robust steel toolbox from Toyo, rounding out the utilitarian vibe.
The NEIGHBORHOOD x Palace Fall 2025 collection drops August 15 at Palace stores globally, online, and at Dover Street Market locations in London, LA, Tokyo, and Ginza.