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The Palace Nike Total 90 Collection Releases October 31st

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Palace has officially revealed their collaborative collection on the Total 90.

The debut collection with Nike features the iconic boot turned trainer and a plethora of nostalgic Total 90 apparel. The campaign featuring Wayne Rooney encapsulates Palace’s incomparable strength of channeling street culture and effortlessly blending it with retro football looks tastefully.

As mentioned, the apparel collection is extensive. A Palace football collection cannot exist without a tracksuit. In this collection, it appears with a blend of grey and neon. Those same colors follow the remainder of the collection through jerseys, crewnecks, shorts, tee-shirts, and even vests.

Of course, the collection is built around the Total 90 SP III. The pair arrives in a white, silver, and volt so familiar with Nike’s color lineage. All the while, giving the already nostalgic sneaker more of a retro vibe. Palace’s cheeky product description says the shoe intends to “put the oosh in swoosh”, and it will surely do that for football fans.


The Palace x Nike Total 90 collection arrives October 31st at 11 AM EST via Palace. You can preview the rest of the lookbook here, and preview the full range below.

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Originally posted October 23rd, 2025. 

A dream come true, according to the London-based brand.

For years, Palace has sustained a healthy following for its creative reference flips, tasteful approach to streetwear, and cheeky product descriptions.

In those years, Palace has developed some beloved footwear collaborations with Adidas, Salomon, Vans, and many others. Earlier this year, rumors surfaced of the brand switching allegiances, as a collaboration with Nike appeared on the horizon. Today, Palace has confirmed its collaboration with the Swoosh.

The advert teasing the collaboration is simple- featuring a creative mash up of both brand’s iconic logos. The brick back drop might seem iniquitous. But to those in the know, it clearly is the backdrop to the campaign of the upcoming collaboration.

Several weeks ago, paparazzi photos surfaced of the one and only Wayne Rooney modeling Nike Total 90 apparel- apparel that featured Palace co-branding. Similarly, Chelsea captain Reese James was captured at the same location wearing a hoodie that featured the above mash-up Palace x Nike logo.


The collection will clearly tell the story of the resurgence of the beloved Total 90 line. Though the pictures may not be the best, Rooney is clearly wearing a pair of Total 90 SP III- the boot turned sneaker that has enjoyed quite the spotlight from Nike this year. Both Rooney and James’ outfits lead us to believe an accompanying apparel collection will also release, and it looks quite extensive. For now, there is no sight of the rumored Palace x Nike Air Max Dn8, though that may be part of a different collection down the line.

With Palace officially teasing to collaboration today, it is clear this highly anticipated collaboration is on the horizon. For now, keep it locked with the SoleSavy DROPS app as news develops for this exciting collaboration.

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