Corteiz, the freshest player on the block in the British streetwear scene, has ignited controversy by accusing PALACE, a well-established industry veteran, of design plagiarism.

About the Corteiz “BRASIL OLYMPIC SHUKU”

The dispute centered around PALACE’s recent release of a Ronaldo-inspired suit collection, which Corteiz claimed closely resembled its own past design.

Corteiz escalated the conflict by mocking PALACE’s iconic triangle logo. The brand created a spoof t-shirt featuring its name on the triangle, updated its social media profile picture to reflect the altered logo, and even edited a photo of Lucien Clarke, a PALACE model, to appear wearing a Corteiz suit.

This audacious move from Corteiz has raised eyebrows, given PALACE’s longstanding reputation in the streetwear world. Despite the disparity in experience, the feud highlights the competitive nature of the industry and the potential for conflicts over intellectual property. While the truth of the matter remains to be seen, Corteiz’s actions have undoubtedly generated significant buzz within the streetwear community.

Release Details

For those who might have missed out the first time round, Corteiz has made the “BRASIL OLYMPIC SHUKU” available on his website on 18 October.

Source: @corteiz

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