Everything Dropping at Palace This Week

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Palace Skateboards is gearing up for the fifth installment of its highly anticipated Summer 2026 collection

Standout pieces from the upcoming release include the retro-inspired Palello Cycling Zip Jacket and the matching Paella Cycling Runner Cap

The drop also provides lightweight matching sets, including the Links Shell Tracksuit and the summer-ready Bulldog Mesh Jersey and Shorts

The summer heat is officially here, and London-based skate imprint Palace is making sure your seasonal wardrobe is fully equipped to handle it. Hitting the mid-season stride of its Summer 2026 rollout, the brand has officially unveiled the loaded lineup for Drop 5. Packed with retro sportswear aesthetics, highly breathable fabrics, and the brand’s signature irreverent naming conventions, this week’s delivery is tailored for everything from crushing a weekend bike route to lounging in the heat.

Leading the charge for Drop 5 is a distinct nod to vintage cycling culture. The standout Palello Cycling Zip Jacket arrives in three colorways—Multi, Red, and Black—offering a sleek, aerodynamic look that translates perfectly from the pedals to the pavement. To complete the cycling kit, Palace is dropping the matching Paella Cycling Runner Cap in the exact same trio of colors, ensuring your headwear is just as sharp as your outerwear.

For those looking to keep things a bit more relaxed, the collection also delivers heavily on elevated, everyday streetwear staples. The Links Shell Tracksuit brings a crisp, lightweight layering option to the table, dropping in highly wearable Navy, Black, and Ice variations. When the temperatures really start to spike, the Bulldog Mesh Jersey and matching Shorts set—available in classic Navy, Black, and White—provides maximum breathability paired with bold, athletic-inspired graphics.

The Palace Summer 2026 Drop 5 collection is scheduled to release on June 5 at 11 a.m. BST across the UK, Europe, and the US via Palace physical stores and online while those in Japan, Korea, China, and Australia will get their chance to cop the release the following day on June 6 at 11 a.m. local time.

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