BROKEN PLANET UNVEIL NEW COLLECTION ‘ALL THE STARS’

Feb 1

After a staggeringly impressive 2024, Broken Planet have blasted into the new year with one of their freshest collections to date.

Known for their sustainable approach to streetwear, Broken Planet, founded by partners Lukas Žvikas and Indrè Narbutaitè, has become one of the fastest growing streetwear brands worldwide since their arrival back in 2020. Last year saw even more growth for the brand, focussing on capsule collections in limited quantities, every single drop sold out in no time thanks to their incredibly loyal fan base. Alongside this they released a UK Number One Album in collaboration with D-Block Europe and opened several pop-ups in London and Lithuania.

Broken Planet have become an inescapable presence within the industry, being worn by everyone from SZA and Kehlani to Jude Bellingham and Central Cee.‘All the Stars’ is yet another incredible collection from Broken Planet set to drop on Sunday 26th January at 20:00 GMT. Featuring signature fan favourites as well as new innovative designs that are perfect for the remainder of the winter cold.

The brand new Solar Tech Pufferer, available in light blue, features all custom silicone zip pullers, sun adjusters, sleeve pockets and their iconic Broken Planet logo embroidered on the chest.

Alongside this is a brand new Polar Fleece available in black featuring panelling, sun dome embroidery on the front and back, and a new and improved double-coiled zipper. Fans can also expect to see some of the brands signature designs, including an ivory white ‘All the Stars’ hoodie and sweatpants in their iconic puff print typography.

The collection will also see the return of previous fan favourites featuring a collection of hoodies and sweatpants from their ‘Planet Repair Services’ collection and their iconic forest green knitwear designs. A range of beanies will also be available with the drop.

Broken Planet have consistently proven themselves over the last four years, amassing over 500,000 customers worldwide and over 1.3M followers across their socials. If this new collection is anything to go by, it looks like 2025 is going to be an another incredible year for the brand.

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