This summer, Palace reunites with legendary French designer and artist Jean-Charles de Castelbajac for their third collaborative drop, fusing high-concept art with streetwear attitude. Known for his playful, collage-inspired aesthetic, Castelbajac once again brings his signature visual chaos to Palace’s skate-centric universe.
The collection transforms staples like jackets, denim, sweats, tees, and knits into expressive, wearable artworks. Castelbajac’s bold visual language runs throughout—felt-text graphics, surreal silhouettes, and layered pop printsmeet a mix of checkerboard patterns, abstract shapes, and a color scheme that dances between classic couture, modern pop, and Palace’s skate DNA.
True to form, the capsule doesn’t just rest on nostalgia or novelty—it’s a vibrant statement that bridges the whimsical and the wearable.
In addition to the collaboration, Palace also unveils new pieces from its core summer line, including a Clear Visor P 6-Panel cap, arriving in three fresh colorways. Designed for warmer weather, the cap features a breathable knit body and a translucent brim, merging functionality with slick design.
The full collection, including the Castelbajac collab, lands June 27 via Palace’s online store, continuing the brand’s streak of art-forward drops with a rebellious twist.
Photos: Palace / Jean-Charles de Castelbajac