Palace's Summer 4 Drop Features a Baby Pink Bucket Hat and Y2K Tracksuits

Navi Ahluwalia
·1 min read

Following the release of Palace's recent collaboration with adidas, the London-based streetwear brand unveiled the fourth drop from its Summer 2022 collection.

After three consecutive, weekly releases, this week's drop features a range of graphic T-shirts, logo-branded slides and flame-printed hoodies. Perhaps inspired by Juicy Couture's recent resurgence, the new drop also boasts a collection of three velour tracksuits, complete with rhinestone Palace logos on the back. Available in a classic black colorway, alongside a more playful light blue and baby pink, the co-ords feature zip-up track tops and matching bottoms.

Elsewhere, Palace reimagines its signature Benny jacket in three denim colorways, including black, light blue and dark blue. The collection also takes inspiration from vintage monogramming, resulting in three P-logo shirts in grey, blue and light pink.
Rounding out the collection's '90s style is a baby pink towelling bucket hat, also available in white and navy.

The Summer 4 drop will be available from May 27 via Palace’s web store and its physical locations in New York, London and Los Angeles. While you're here, take a look at the latest "Grey Day" collection from New Balance.

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