British cult skateboarding model Palace is giving Dr. Martens’ signature mannequin 1461 a spin for the 2’s inaugural collaboration.
Dropping on Friday, the capsule sees Palace reimagining the fashion with a gold bottle cap lace allure impressed by the 1988 pattern of attaching Grolsch swing-top bottle caps to 1461 footwear. The pattern was began by Matt Gross, the singer from Bros, greatest recognized for the hit “When Will I Be Well-known.”
The Palace x Dr. Martens inaugural collaboration.
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The cobranded fashion is made with classic clean leather-based and is out there in three colorways: black, cherry pink and woodland camo.
The higher is about on a lugged outsole with Dr. Martens’ conventional yellow welt sew. The fashion is completed with a special-edition heel loop, which, for the primary time in Dr. Martens’ historical past, removes the AirWair textual content and replaces it with Palace.
The drop can be launched with a brief movie themed round ready and that includes punk poet John Cooper Clark, Palace skaters Charlie Birch and Lucien Clarke, actor Serena Motola, and a canine.
Palace has been going sturdy with a powerful lineup of collaborations for 2025. Final week, it reunited with C.P. Firm for a 3rd collaboration, hinged on the reinterpretation of the latter’s signature sportswear codes by way of a cool skateboarder’s lens. In February, it teamed with fellow British streetwear model Maharishi for a capsule that fuses skate and road tradition with utilitarian vogue.
The model additionally opened a second location in Seoul in the identical month. Designed in collaboration with multidisciplinary designer Steve Oh, the brand new house is housed within the Mapo-gu space and designed as a recreation and celebration of Southbank: the London riverside skate spot that was the birthplace of Palace.
