Two of Britain's most recognisable fashion names are joining forces once again, as Palace and Burberry reveal a new collaborative collection that brings together luxury fashion and London's skateboarding culture.
The latest partnership sees Palace revisit some of Burberry's signature design codes, combining the British house's instantly recognisable check pattern with the skate label's distinctive Tri-Ferg branding. It's a collection that draws on both brands' identities, introducing a streetwear perspective to traditional British wardrobe staples.
Among the pieces revealed in the campaign are a checked hooded jacket, matching shirt and baseball cap, each featuring Burberry's familiar beige, black, white and red pattern. Palace's branding takes centre stage, with oversized collaborative graphics appearing across the back of the outerwear, combining the Tri-Ferg logo with Burberry's historic Equestrian Knight motif.
Elsewhere, a beige coat introduces a different approach to the collaboration, featuring detailed countryside illustrations across the sleeves and body. The design is finished with an oversized Palace x Burberry graphic on the back, bringing together the luxury house's heritage imagery and Palace's contemporary visual identity.
The accompanying campaign takes a more intimate approach, capturing the collection in domestic surroundings and outdoor settings. A small poodle makes several appearances throughout the imagery, while close-up photography highlights the garments' prints, logos and construction.
The imagery also highlights how the two labels have combined their most recognisable visual signatures, with Burberry's heritage check appearing alongside Palace's skate-inspired graphics.
Further details surrounding the collection's full product range, pricing and release date have yet to be confirmed.
