Palace and Burberry have announced a new collaborative collection to mark the opening of Palace’s flagship store in Soho, London. The 10-piece capsule brings together the London skate label and the British fashion house through a selection of outerwear, casual clothing and skate accessories. The collection will launch exclusively at Palace’s new location at 8 Poland Street on November 5, introducing a limited-edition release tied directly to the store opening.
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The collaboration arrives as Palace moves into a larger retail space following the closure of its long-standing Brewer Street store. The new multi-floor flagship sits just around the corner on Poland Street, maintaining the brand’s presence in Soho while providing a larger location for its collections and collaborations. Palace marks the move with a partnership that connects two recognizable names in British fashion.
The collection centers on Burberry’s Camden car coat, which receives a new treatment for the collaboration. The design retains its original honey beige color, a recognizable element of Burberry’s outerwear, and introduces screen-printed artwork inspired by the British countryside. The graphics extend across the coat, giving the familiar silhouette a new appearance within the Palace collection.
The Camden car coat establishes the main design direction for the capsule. Its classic construction provides a foundation for the countryside-inspired imagery, while the screen-printed graphics introduce a visual element associated with the collaboration. Palace and Burberry use the coat to connect their respective approaches to clothing, bringing the fashion house’s outerwear into the skate label’s wardrobe.
Beyond the coat, the 10-piece range includes hooded jackets, graphic T-shirts, caps and collaborative skateboards. These pieces expand the collection across clothing and accessories familiar to Palace customers. The selection reflects the label’s relationship with skate culture, with practical outerwear and casual staples forming an important part of the release.
Burberry’s signature check appears across selected designs, introducing one of the fashion house’s most recognizable patterns into the collaboration. Palace contributes its Tri-Ferg emblem, which the two labels combine with Burberry’s Equestrian Knight motif to create a hybrid logo.
The collaborative emblem appears on selected pieces, giving the collection a recognizable identity that references both brands. The design connects Palace’s graphic approach with Burberry’s established symbols, providing a consistent visual reference across the capsule. Alongside the house check, the hybrid logo forms one of the collection’s defining details.
The partnership also adds another luxury fashion name to Palace’s growing list of collaborations. The London label has established a reputation for working with unexpected partners, often introducing familiar products and branding through its skatewear perspective. Its latest project with Burberry continues that direction, bringing British tailoring and outerwear references into a collection of casual clothing and skate accessories.
For Palace, the collaboration accompanies a significant change in its London retail operations. The closure of the Brewer Street store and the move to a larger, multi-floor location mark a new chapter for the brand in Soho. The Burberry capsule introduces the new address through an exclusive release that customers can purchase directly from the flagship
