Spring Has Sprung in Palace 2024 Lookbook with Bunnies, Teddy Ear Jackets & Sportswear Detailing

Spring has truly sprung for Palace Skateboards who have dropped their Spring Summer 2024 lookbook, showing off seasonal pieces including animal influences, teddy ear tops, early 2000s sportswear and more GORE-TEX reinforced bits.

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Bomber and trucker jacket styles loom large in the season preview, with highlights including the trompe-l'œil Deer Print Trucker jacket (complete with matching cargo trousers for the full Bambi fit) or the bomber Rodeo Jacket referencing workwear materials in a military satin finish MA-1 nylon with western style detailing. 

Continuing the animal theme, teddy ears make a reappearance via a Fleecy Teddy Ears Cap and Teddy Ears fleece jacket equipped with ears on the hood, previewed in a deeply impractical bright blue camo print while an Easter-ready Hand Airbrushed seasonal Palace Bunny hops onto shirts, denim and graphic tees alike.

The primary colour is also employed on a rain shell jacket reminiscent of the OG Spider-Man movie’s opening credits, with dewy webs printed in an all-over fashion and Palace lettering across the front.

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Tapping into the sportier end of the spectrum, the brand has drawn up numerous items fit for professional benchwarmers including early naughties inspired velour track tops, zipped sports jerseys and “Italia” piped track tops.

Tech focused details make an appearance in a Trail Running capsule designed for performance, while the Hexagon Camo Printed GORE-TEX bits provide cover for the inevitable Spring showers.

Final heavy hitters consist of the painted "Safe Hands" leather jacket and “Palace Saints” varsity bomber mashing up sportswear and religious iconography alike in appliqué and chenille designs across the whole jacket.

The preview also teases a re-up of the Palace Crocs collections featuring black or white branded Jibbitz.

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Stay tuned for a full breakdown of Palace’s Spring Summer ‘24 first instalment ahead of the release next Friday, February 2nd.