Palace's Check P3 Hoodie: Six Colors, One Triangle

British streetwear label Palace Skateboards has released the Check P3 Zip Hoodie as part of its Winter 2026 collection, in six colorways: black, chocolate brown, grey marl, heavy purple, navy and racey green. The cut stays the same across all six, and the difference comes from fabric color and the graphic on the back.

Same Hoodie, Different Triangle

The front is plain apart from a small P logo on the left chest, with a center zip, front pockets and ribbed cuffs and hem. The back carries a large triangle made of the word PALACE repeated in three directions, with textured, partly cut-off lettering inside the letters. On the black hoodie the lettering is red, while the brown version uses a lighter print.

The triangle is the Tri-Ferg, a logo designed by graphic designer Fergus Purcell. Palace was founded in London in 2009, and the design recalls the Penrose triangle, an impossible shape that looks three-dimensional on paper but cannot exist in real space. Palace has used it across T-shirts, hoodies, caps and skateboards for years.

Color changes how each hoodie wears. Black and navy pair easily with neutrals, brown and green suit earthy casual outfits, grey is easy to balance with sweatpants, and purple makes the top itself the focus. Fit matters just as much: shoulder width, hood volume and hem length all shape how the upper body looks, and the colors read differently depending on skin tone and hair.

The Check P3 Zip Hoodie goes on sale in Korea on November 14. It is a new take on an existing logo rather than a new silhouette.

Why It Matters

The hoodie shows how a streetwear brand can keep a 17-year-old symbol fresh through color and texture alone. It also raises a fair question for shoppers: when the cut never changes, is a new colorway really new design?

Read the original article in Korean: K trendy NEWS