Two quintessential British brands are finally linking up for a quintessentially British collection, celebrating the opening of Palace’s new flagship store. Fusing British heritage with London’s skate culture, the 10-piece capsule launches on November 5th at Palace’s new flagship, located at 8 Poland Street in Soho, London.

This Nike Air Max 95 ACG takes us back to the AM95’s outdoorsy roots. Its blue accents and Air Max Bubble really shine through the black outsole and earthy brown gradient on the upper, in this very ‘90s-inspired design.

Skepta is back for his first album since Ignorance Is Bliss (2019), and – taking the liberty to speak for the masses here – we’re counting down the days. “For a long time I have felt like art is slowly losing its meaning and artists are slowly losing the will to keep creating,” the rapper said on his Instagram announcement. “I poured my fucking heart out on this album [...] I can’t wait for you to hear it.” With 15 tracks and about a dozen exciting features (think Central Cee, Jorja Smith, Asake, JME, Fred again, and more), the Big Smoke’s new album The Fork and Knife drops on Friday November 6th.

Online it-girl Olivia Neill has teamed up with London brand Peachy Den for a collaborative collection. The capsule takes inspiration from that one wardrobe scene in Sex and the City and the whirlwind that is getting ready with your best friends, featuring ‘90s-inspired jackets, tops, denim, skirts, pants and a bag, the collection is out now. You can shop at peachyden.co.uk.

Michael Jordan’s championship game shoe is back. With a silhouette that takes on inspiration from German sportscars of the time, this ‘91 model looks the same as it did 35 years ago.

Arsenal is entering its streetwear era with the drop of its new lifestyle range “The Capital Collection”. The 18-piece capsule pays homage to the football club’s history and brings its community to light with a campaign starring real supporters. The collection features premium jackets, denim sets, knit pieces and tees. You can cop now at arsenal.com.

Dropping four years after the release of the 990v6, the Made in USA 990v7 comes in a new refined silhouette reflecting on the brand’s focus on craft and sophisticated designs. The Boston-based sportswear giant took its time to create a notable sequel to its series, crafted with premium suede, mesh and leather, and taking on NB’s cushioning technology for an ultra-comfortable wear.

London streetwear label Corteiz is linking up with Nike for the upcoming Shox R419, headlined by the “Mystique” electric-blue metallic colourway, and the duo just revealed the full apparel range on the Corteiz Instagram. The whole collection drops tomorrow, November 4th.

adidas and BAPE have joined forces once again for a collection that pays homage to basketball style, with Oklahoma City Thunder player Jalen Williams starring in the campaign. The collection features a co-branded iteration of the Crazy Energy+ sneaker, varsity jackets, sweats, camo hoodies, a Baby Milo tee, and more. BAPE x adidas drops November 7th on the adidas Confirmed app, BAPE stores and select retailers.

Milan-based streetwear store One Block Down has linked up with Nike for a punchy all-black leather Air Max 95 Lux, tapping Nike’s cult made-in-Italy Air Max 95 Lux from 2001. The monochrome Lux execution takes on premium Italian leather and reps the Italian flag on the sole. Drops November 19th at nike.com.