8 Drops You Don’t Want to Miss This Week

With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.

This week brings a range of exciting new fashion releases. Cutler & Gross and The Great Frog have collaborated with Billy Idol on “Modern Relics,” a titanium sunglass collection inspired by 1970s punk. SALEM and Supreme joined forces to create a six-piece clothing collection that captures the band’s dark and atmospheric vibe. Palace’s latest summer drop pays tribute to skate pioneer Dick Jewell while also showcasing its signature workwear. The Row’s menswear collection focuses on relaxed, comfortable tailoring and lightweight fabrics for the warmer weather. On the sportswear side, fragment design and F.C. Real Bristol have released a collection with a unique “Japan Blue” camouflage design, and JJJJound’s new tracksuit offers a modern take on athletic wear with minimalist style. For bold graphics, Emotionally Unavailable and RK present a collection featuring detailed photography on summer clothing. Finally, SAINT Mxxxxxx’s latest drop highlights skilled craftsmanship with a collaboration featuring studded belts and vintage leather pieces from Hollywood Trading Company and BerBerJin.

Check out this week’s 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.

SALEM x Supreme Collab

Supreme is partnering with the electronic band SALEM on a new Spring 2026 collection. The six-piece capsule reflects SALEM’s dark and atmospheric style, celebrating their influence on music and fashion. Key items include a Half Zip Stadium Jacket, a Zip Up Hooded Sweatshirt, a short-sleeve top, and a graphic t-shirt, alongside a New Era fitted hat and unique socks. The collaboration will be available worldwide on May 14th, and in Asia on May 16th, both online.

Palace Summer 2026 Drop 2

Okay, so Palace just dropped the second part of their Summer ’26 gear, and this week it’s all about celebrating Dick Jewell, this really cool British artist from the 80s. They’ve put his artwork on hoodies, shirts, and tees – it looks amazing, seriously unique stuff. But it’s not just art – they also released this super durable ‘Danke’ jacket in a few colors, including a sweet Realtree camo, plus a matching work shirt. Oh, and the Palace slippers are back too, now in a really nice leather! Everything goes live online starting May 15th, so I’m setting a reminder right now.

Cutler & Gross x The Great Frog Eyewear Collab

Cutler and Gross, a British eyewear company, has partnered with London jewelry brand The Great Frog to create a new line of titanium sunglasses called “Modern Relics.” The campaign features punk legend Billy Idol and draws inspiration from the rebellious energy of 1970s Los Angeles. The six-piece collection combines The Great Frog’s handcrafted silver jewelry style with Cutler and Gross’s expertise in eyewear design and lightweight titanium technology, aiming to create sunglasses that feel like future classics. Released on May 13th in stores and online, the collection coincides with the launch of a new Billy Idol documentary and ranges in price from £785 to £850.

The Row Summer 2026 Menswear

The Row’s new menswear collection for Summer 2026 offers a relaxed take on their classic, polished style. The collection features lighter fabrics and looser shapes – think slimmer coats and shirts designed to be worn casually, like the boxy Philo and curved-hem Pace shirts. Simple, flat footwear completes the look, with highlights including the textured lambskin Clement Sneaker and sleek leather Casa Slipper. You can shop the entire Summer 2026 collection now on The Row’s website.

fragment design x F.C. Real Bristol Capsule

To mark SOPH.’s month-long “FOOTBALL IS NEVER BORING” event in Harajuku, Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design has collaborated with F.C. Real Bristol on a special soccer-themed collection. The line blends the worlds of sports and fashion, offering stylish pieces like a jacket, jerseys, shorts, and t-shirts. The clothing features a bold “Japan Blue” color – inspired by the national team’s famous uniforms – combined with modern digital camouflage and fragment’s iconic lightning bolt logo. Fans can experience the pop-up shop at Tokyo’s V.A. store from May 15th to June 14th, 2026, and the collection will be available both in-store and online at the same time.

Emotionally Unavailable and RK Capsule

Emotionally Unavailable is partnering with renowned Japanese photographer RK to create a special Spring/Summer 2026 collection that blends fashion and photography. The six-piece line, launching online on May 16th, turns RK’s incredibly detailed photos into wearable art. The collection features two main themes: “UMBRELLA,” with images of colorful beach umbrellas from Italy on a shirt, shorts, and socks, and “SPIRAL,” showcasing early architectural designs on a matching set. Completing the collection are graphic T-shirts with “LOVE” and “SPIRAL” designs. You can find the entire capsule online starting May 16th.

JJJJound Tracksuit

GOLF le FLEUR* Hats Drop

JJJJound, a design studio from Montréal, is launching a new collection called “Relaxed Motion” online on May 14th. The collection focuses on creating modern, everyday essentials with a sporty feel. It features a track pant and parka designed with a minimalist aesthetic, drawing inspiration from 90s athletic wear. Instead of relying on prominent logos, the pieces emphasize fit, how the fabric falls, and quality materials. Subtle details like reflective stripes and carefully placed panels give the collection a balanced, retro-inspired yet contemporary look. You can find the collection online starting May 14th.

SAINT Mxxxxxx SS26 Drop 10

SAINT Mxxxxxx is releasing the tenth and final part of its Spring/Summer 2026 collection on May 16th. This drop features exciting collaborations with Hollywood Trading Company (HTC) and vintage experts BerBerJin. With HTC, they’ve created high-quality studded belts in black and rainbow colors, prominently displaying the “SAINT” logo. The BerBerJin collection includes a carefully made suede shirt inspired by the 1950s, along with a matching leather jacket and pants designed to develop a unique character as they’re worn. The release will also feature a range of worn-in graphic T-shirts. Prices will range from $200 to $2,500 and the collection will be available at official retailers.

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