Palace and Nike give Manor Place a club identity in black, teal and orange
The Manor Place FC anniversary capsule uses a shared crest and early-2000s football codes across clothing and accessories, with October 30 and 31 releases by region.
Palace and Nike are marking the anniversary of their South London Manor Place space with Manor Place FC, a collection that puts the venue’s name at the centre of a football-club identity. Black, teal and orange run through the range, with a dedicated badge linking outerwear, sportswear and accessories. This is an anniversary clothing release, not the brands’ first collaboration or a new opening of the venue today.
The October 26 report sets out regional releases: October 30 in the UK, Europe and North America, followed by Australia, Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong and Singapore on October 31. Rather than simply placing two logos together, the range gives the people around the space a shared visual language, extending football shirts into off-pitch layers and accessories.
Curved panels and orange Swooshes work differently front and back
The black hooded jacket has two teal curves running down toward the waist. A small Swoosh and a starred crest occupy the chest, while larger orange marks appear on the sleeves. On the back, an orange Swoosh sits above white MANOR PLACE lettering and a smaller PALACE wordmark. The front badge and back venue name therefore have different roles instead of repeating an equally large graphic on every side.
Black jacket back with MANOR PLACE lettering below an orange Swoosh
The original description connects the logo placement with early-2000s football shirts, while the silhouettes revisit tracksuits, shorts and jerseys from the partners’ earlier P90 collection. Visible hem drawcords, a zip and a hood extend the uniform vocabulary beyond a match shirt. Appearance alone does not establish waterproofing, breathability or abrasion ratings; those require the specifications of each product.
One crest, from a jacket to a knit cap
The teal jacket reverses the ground and curved-panel colours while keeping orange as the sharp logo accent. The knit cap sends teal curves up its body, with the starred crest and PALACE at the centre and orange Swooshes at the sides. Repeating those elements at a smaller scale lets accessories echo the jacket without requiring a complete matching outfit.
Black knit cap with teal curves, orange Swooshes and a central crest echoing the jacket
The lineup spans tracksuits, training shorts, jerseys, outerwear, hoodies, T-shirts and accessories. For everyday styling, one fully graphic piece with simpler colours around it can make the crest and curved lines easier to read. This is an observation based on product images, not a wear test. A knitted appearance in a photograph also does not reveal fibre composition or a warmth rating.
Separate the clothing release from the venue programme
Manor Place brings skating, football and emerging creatives together in South London. Nike’s 2025 opening announcement described sports areas, a gathering and display space, and a creative residency. The anniversary collection continues an existing community rather than announcing a new building. The new report also mentions an October 31 skate jam, without a full timetable, registration process or admission conditions; attendance should not be assumed to be unconditional.
The October 30 release names Palace online and retail locations in the UK, Europe and North America, along with Manor Place, DSM London and DSM LA. The October 31 markets also include DSM GINZA. Taiwan is not listed, and the report supplies no prices, complete size range or exact release hours. Check the relevant regional product page, store hours and delivery terms rather than treating the Hong Kong or Japanese date as a confirmed Taiwan launch.
Questions and answers
Is this a new Manor Place opening?
No. The clothing marks the anniversary of the existing Palace and Nike space, which brings skating, football and creative activity together.
When are Hong Kong and Japan listed to launch?
October 31, following the UK, Europe and North America on October 30. Exact hours and a Taiwan date are not supplied and require regional official information.
Can the images establish waterproofing or the cap’s material?
No. Photographs cannot establish protection ratings or fibre content. The announcement focuses on visual design and the range; check individual labels, measurements and specifications before buying.
