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Brand: Palace x Reebok

Model: Victory G

Release Date: February 25

Buy: In-store & online at Palace

Editor’s Notes: There's no hiding that Palace has an affinity for GORE_TEX. Its most recent drop featured a handful of must-have weather-proof jackets, as well as plenty of outerwear, which is ideal for surviving winter in London.

Now, the streetwear label is back with another Reebok collaboration, taking its GORE-TEX love one step further. GORPers, listen up!

We've previously seen Palace team up with Reebok for a take on the signature Workout sneaker, and this time around we're dressing up the Reebok Classics.

Arriving in three colorways including "Black," "Sand," and "White," the trainers have been crafted with a GORE-TEX upper, combining comfort and function with style.

Each shoe also sports colorful detailing in colors like pink, teal, and coral, and the Reebok logo has been replaced with a Palace moniker, as well as the Union Jack.

The Reebok collaboration is part of the label's Spring 2022 drop, and will arrive in-stores and online on Friday, February 25, alongside more accessories and apparel from the collection.

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