Palace Winter 2026 Puts Caravaggio, Judge Dredd and Racing Jerseys in One Lookbook

Palace posted its Winter 2026 lookbook on September 25, and the season goes on sale a week later: Friday, October 2, at 11am Eastern on its US and Canadian web shops (8am Pacific), and at 11am local time in its New York and Los Angeles stores. In the UK it opens at 11am BST, in-store and online, with Europe's web shop at the same moment (noon CEST), five hours before the US. Asia follows on Saturday, October 3: Australia online, Japan and Korea in-store and online, China in-store and on WeChat, and Hong Kong and Singapore in-store.

The name runs a season ahead of the weather, which is how Palace splits its year. Winter 2025 opened on Friday, October 3, the first Friday of the month, and Winter 2026 takes over from an Autumn season that launched on August 7. Like Autumn, it sells in weekly drops, so not everything in the lookbook lands on October 2, and Palace hasn't said which pieces come first. Prices aren't out yet either.

The lookbook page carries no copy beyond a two-word description, "GULLY SH*T," and 48 studio photographs. Outerwear leads: a brown puffer and a red one, a tartan puffer, a leather jacket with a thick cream-lined hood, and a patchwork plaid parka with a shaggy trimmed hood. A denim jacket gets the same furry hood.

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The loudest pieces are racing kit. Mesh jerseys and a moto-style jacket are covered in Palace logos laid out like sponsor patches, one of them with a pink cartoon rabbit on the back that turns up again on a brown "Recovery" hoodie. Tree-bark hunting camo runs through a racing jacket, a shirt jacket and several pairs of trousers, and the knitwear goes from a tiger-stripe cardigan to a pink sweater with a teddy bear on the front. The hats are half the fun: beanies with bear and cat ears, an earflap knit and a leopard-print cap.

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Then comes the art history. Caravaggio's Saint Jerome Writing, the saint bent over a book in a red cloak, is printed across a button-up shirt, a tie and a hooded shell jacket, cropped so the saint's arm and his book stretch across the front.

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And then Judge Dredd. His badge is redrawn in yellow with PALACE where his name would be, across the back of a black hoodie, and a mesh jersey carries a painted Dredd in full uniform. Modern Notoriety reports the Dredd pieces as a collaboration with 2000 AD, the British weekly comic where he first appeared in 1977. Neither Palace nor 2000 AD has announced it on their own channels yet.

Dredd is the right kind of reference for Palace: a London skate brand borrowing from a British comic, the way the rest of the lookbook borrows from rugby stripes, racing jerseys and an Italian painting. The season doesn't have one theme; it has a lot of references that all look like Palace once they're on a jersey. The October 2 launch is on the Drop Tracker, where you can set an email reminder.