
Sylvester Chases Tweety Throughout Ugg’s Latest Palace Collab – Featuring the Cozy Shoe Brand’s Tasman and Ultra Mini Styles
Ugg and Palace have come together for their latest tie-up.
Launching on Dec. 5, the latest collaboration between the Deckers Brands-owned label and the London-based skateboard brand updates Ugg’s Ultra Mini and Tasman with multi-layer embroidery of classic Looney Tunes characters Tweety and Sylvester.
With help from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, the new Ugg Palace Ultra Mini and Ugg Palace Tasman feature the relentless chase between the two characters directly on the shoe. Amongst clouds and the Palace logo, the cartoons merge the cheeky, bold approach skate brand across three colorways including chestnut, yellow, and black.
For their latest collaboration, the duo are also releasing a range of apparel including a wool varsity jacket, hoodie, jogger, and T-shirt, all available in a variety of hues.
To celebrate the launch, the two brands have come together on a new campaign starring artist and Palace skateboarder Alexandrino Ferreira Da Silva, British singer and DJ Shygirl, and the character Sylvester.

Directed by long-term Palace collaborator Adam Toddhunter, the campaign takes place at a fictional hotel playing on the classic tropes of corridor mazes in cartoons and film – doorways to nowhere, multiple sightings of Da Silva, peepholes, and unexpected encounters.
Consisting of video and photography, the story follows Da Silva’s fever dream into the world of Ugg and Palace. Drawing inspiration from ‘90s music videos, the video is shot using quick cuts, visual effects, and practical surrealness to create a fast-paced, unexpected storyline.
This latest drop follows Ugg and Palace’s December 2024 release which included updates to Ugg’s Tasman and Classic Ultra Mini styles. The two shoe models featured an intricate multi-layered embroidery of a large tiger and a mountain alongside Palace branding motifs.
In November 2023, the duo teamed up on a pair of trendy Tasman slip-ons. Available in either brown or olive, the drop featured the low-cut cozy model covered in a lively mix of embroidered patches. A baby devil, bomb-wielding duck, and smiling frog are among the characters, with a peace sign and yin-yang symbol thrown in for good measure.
An in October 2023, Palace gave the Tasman a quieter makeover through wavy, layered paneling in brown and blue color-blocking. Their debut collaboration with Ugg in March the same year saw the Classic Short Boot take on lightning bolts across the upper and a lightning boot on the heel in black and brown.
Styles from the Ugg Palace collaboration will be available online at PalaceSkateboards.com, at select Palace stores in London, New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Seoul, and Dover Street Market concessions.
Additionally, styles will be available at one-day retail pop-ups in Shanghai, Berlin, and Chicago.

Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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