Pyer Moss crawls back with Canada Goose, plus more global collabs ...Middle East

Gearing up for the holiday season also means keeping up with a flood of product launches. Puma is on a collaboration roll, having announced partnerships with Hajime Sorayama, Pleasures, Jack Grealish, Swarovski, and MCM over the past couple of weeks alone. Athleisure aside, this week’s Collabs & Drops newsletter focuses on Pyer Moss’ unexpected, and not-so-hotly anticipated collection for Canada Goose. It’s the New York label’s first launch since November 2022, but more on that later. Also this week, we analyze London-based skateboarding and clothing brand Palace’s collection with storied British porcelain fav Wedgwood. Recommended ReadingSlab Town coffee, Clot, and Carlsberg: China brand co

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