Palace Skateboard Shop Collection

Before there was a store, there was a crew the Palace Wayward Boys Choir, a loose gang of skaters, DJs, photographers and misfits filming lo-fi skate videos around the Southbank. The tapes grew into a following, and by 2009 that following had a name and a brand behind it. The triangular Tri-Ferg logo came soon after — three sides, one word repeated, always in motion. It’s stayed the signature ever since, whether it’s stitched onto a hood or dropped tiny on a hem.

What we make hasn’t drifted far from what got us started: clothes built by skaters, for the way skaters actually move and dress. A Hoodie here isn’t a fashion afterthought — it’s the piece you wear through a whole English winter of sessions, oversized enough to layer, heavy enough to matter. Our Jackets carry that same logic: cut for movement first, styled second. The T-Shirts are where the graphics do the talking — 90s references, football culture, whatever’s stuck in someone’s head that season — and they’re usually the first thing people grab.

Round it out with Pants and Shorts that hold up to actual skating, not just standing around looking like you might. New drops land regularly, split across our seasonal runs, and nothing sits around forever — once it’s gone, it’s gone. If you want the full range in one place, that’s what the collection page is for. Everything else is just detail. The point was always the same one it was in that flat: make what you’d actually wear, and let the rest follow.