END. x PALM ANGELS "ENGLISH ROSE"

18 May 2026

Cross pollinating for the first time, END. and Francesco Ragazzi’s Palm Angels present “English Rose”, a 21-piece capsule inspired by the quintessential emblem of Britishness – the Rose Garden.

A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" tracksuit.

Coming together to combine the traditional and the forward-thinking, the British retailer and the Italian luxury streetwear brand infuse a distinctive LA state of mind, trademark Milanese refinement and a global perspective across the collection.

A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" shirt.
A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" shirt.

Propagating a new vision of British heritage, this collaborative offering focusses on the botanical motif of the rose garden, honouring END.’s British heritage with a romantic symbol of the country’s elegance and stately sophistication.

A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" shirt and trousers.
A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" trousers.

Blooming with floral flavour, the collection is comprised of a selection of Palm Angels’ most iconic items, liberally embellished with prints, patterns and motifs inspired by the English rose and transformed with a plethora of Ragazzi’s unmistakable graphics.

A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" track pants.
A man in a garden wearing the END. x Palm Angels "English Rose" cap.

Transforming Palm Angels’ already iconic tracksuit with an all-over rose pattern, a subtler rendition applies the English rose motif to the chest across the brand’s celebrated black track jacket, offering a unique twist on the Italian label’s signature aesthetic. Palm Angels’ instantly recognisable stuffed bear print is adapted with an injection of floral inspiration, adding a romanticised twist on the street-ready graphic. All-over print pyjamas, swim shorts, a windbreaker and baseball cap expand on the collection’s key theme, while subtler styles introduce an inflection of the botanical with oversized graphics and tonal patterns, complemented with collegiate branding.

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