Summary
- Palace reveals first image from upcoming Autumn 2025 collection on Instagram
- Preview features black sherpa jacket with colorful frog graphics and camo pants
- Collection follows recent collaboration with Jean Charles de Castelbajac
Palace has released the first image from its Autumn 2025 collection. The British skateboard brand posted the preview on Instagram as temperatures begin to drop.
The preview shows a model wearing a black zip-up sherpa jacket. Large frog graphics in blue, yellow, and orange cover the jacket. The model pairs this with brown camouflage pants that appear to use Realtree patterns. An orange bucket-style hat completes the outfit.
This preview comes one month after Palace's third collaboration with artist Jean Charles de Castelbajac. Before that partnership, the brand focused on its Summer 2025 collection.
Palace built its reputation in London's skateboard scene before expanding globally. The brand releases seasonal collections that mix streetwear with skateboard culture influences. Each collection typically includes multiple drops spread across several weeks.
The Autumn 2025 collection marks Palace's return to seasonal releases after the Castelbajac collaboration. The brand has not announced specific release dates for the full collection. Previous Palace autumn collections have featured heavy outerwear, fleece pieces, and graphics inspired by British culture.
The sherpa jacket shown in the preview follows Palace's approach of combining practical streetwear with bold graphics. Sherpa jackets have become popular in streetwear as brands look for alternatives to traditional hoodies and sweatshirts.
Palace will likely release more previews before the full collection launches. The brand typically shows several pieces before announcing official release information.
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