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For two decades, Palace and Maharishi have practically been neighbors. Only a short two-minute walk separates their two flagship stores in Soho, London and yet, it took until now for these collaboration-happy, established London streetwear fixtures to link up. 

For Spring 2025, the two brands are combining expertise: Maharishi’s military influences meet Palace’s graphic-heavy, oftentimes technical approach to skate-wear.  

Taking cues from Maharishi’s archive of functional design, an asymmetric track jacket and convertible cargo pants (transforming into shorts through a zip at the knee) emerge with Maharishi’s signature Eastern-inspired dragon embroidery. 

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Brought together into a full tracksuit, the jacket and cargo pants look like classic 2000s Maharishi. However, this isn’t only a collection of Maharishi’s greatest hits, Palace’s finest weatherproof gear is also featured in the collaboration. 

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Puffer jackets with balaclavas integrated into the hood and soft shell jackets are finished in Maharishi’s camouflage patterns. 

Rounding out the selection is a range of co-branded tops and a vast selection of accessories including: a Cordura® camo print utility bag, a matching torch light, a pen knife, a lighter, balaclavas, and a Dragon Breath bong. 

Launching on February 28 in Europe and America, and February 29 in Asia, the limited edition dragon bong is an in-store exclusive. 

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And as if two London-based, streetwear giants coming together isn’t already a big UK culture moment, Palace x Maharishi is modeled by enigmatic underground rapper CASISDEAD. A somewhat mysterious artist who keeps his public appearance to a minimum, CASISDEAD’s cameo is the cherry on top of an already significant collaboration.

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