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Here comes another one. Stüssy and Our Legacy can't stop coming together for collaborative drops, as the duo suddenly has another WORK-SHOP release set for January 20 on the usual channels (Stüssy's website and stores, plus Dover Street Market).

The announcement comes out of nowhere; there's been no prep leading up to the news, just a sudden January 17 Instagram post on Stüssy and Our Legacy's pages.

It's actually a pretty big drop too, comprising classic hoodies and T-shirts alongside more out-there stuff, like mesh hockey jerseys, zippered leather hoodies, upcycled Harris Tweed outerwear, overdyed corduroys, and a reversible shearling vest

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When the collection was announced, only one image of the jacket was revealed; totally plausible that Stüssy and Our Legacy would only release a single piece, as they've done single-item drops in the past.

Instead, Stüssy x Our Legacy Spring 2023 is massive, comprising a full capsule wardrobe. Go figure.

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It follows a slew of team-ups from the dynamic duo, including Work-Shop editions and a triple-name drop with Denim Tears.

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Just the other week, Stüssy dropped Timberland boots as part of its Spring 2023 collection, so the pressure is clearly not letting up any time soon.

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