Palace Skateboards and Nike are marking the first anniversary of Manor Place, the space the two brands run as a hub for skaters, footballers and up-and-coming artists, with a new capsule called Manor Place FC, Hypebeast reported. The collection is pitched as a tribute to the regulars and key contributors who keep the venue's projects going.
Kit details
Black and teal anchor every piece, with flashes of orange throughout. The Nike Swoosh sits where it did on football shirts around the turn of the millennium, so the drop reads more like a throwback strip than a graphic capsule. A dedicated Manor Place badge appears across the range like a club crest, effectively turning the collection into a uniform for the space itself.
The shapes look back to the partnership's start. Drawing on Palace and Nike's first P90 collection, the lineup includes tracksuits, training shorts and jerseys, along with outerwear, hoodies, a wide run of tees and accessories that cover both matchday layering and everyday basics.
Release and skate jam
Manor Place FC drops Friday, Oct. 30, through Palace's website and stores, at Manor Place itself and at select DSM stores, with additional markets following on Saturday, Oct. 31.
The brands are also taking the anniversary back to the venue, hosting an open skate jam at Manor Place on Oct. 31 for skaters and spectators alike.
Reporting sources: Hypebeast, “Palace Skateboards and Nike's Manor Place FC Collection Brings Back the Early-’00s Football Kit”.