Since 2009, Lev Tanju and Gareth Skewis have been offering their understanding of cool to their fellow London-based skaters through Palace Skateboards. Partnerships with a host of global institutions cemented the team well-beyond the United Kingdom, making its inline projects highly-anticipated drops.
Today, Palace has unveiled its Spring/Summer 2026 Lookbook, which shows the London-based team at its best.
Following a through-line found in its inaugural Nike Total 90 collaboration, nostalgia is present all-throughout the label's latest concerted effort. Playful flips on everything from Panasonic logos to Italian side Fiorentina's 1992 shirt form part of the collection.
Although Tanju and Skewis have built a global empire with skateboarding, their celebration of "the beautiful game" is never far. Their P90 project with the Swoosh tapped into a particularly magical era in London—one that saw football gear and aesthetics dominate cool corners of the city. This time in Nike Football's history coupled well with the grittiness inherent to London's skate scene.
By the time the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ begins, Palace will have reached what might've seemed unfathomable in '09: outfit the England National Football Team. Its partnership with Nike, Inc. has already granted Tanju, Skewis, and company grand opportunities.
Palace's SS26 range sees a healthy mix of bold graphics and refined, understated material executions. Hooded sweaters and outerwear pieces developed by Realtree and Schott NYC meet graphic t-shirts and sports-inspired tops, delivering something for everyone.
Enjoy product shots of Palace's latest collection ahead. All items launch online and in-store on Friday, Feb. 6 (U.K., E.U., U.S., Canada), and Saturday, Feb. 7, in Japan, Australia/New Zealand (online-only), Hong Kong (in-store), South Korea (in-store).
Items should become available on after-market platforms StockX and KICKS CREW soon-after launch.
