British boxer Conor Benn has revealed the bespoke kit he will wear in the ring for his upcoming fight against Chris Eubank Jr. on 15 November. Designed in collaboration with Everlast and luxury fashion house Palm Angels, the outfit was created by Bespoke Boxing and features a deep royal blue and white colour scheme, paying homage to the colours worn by his father, Nigel Benn, during his bouts against Chris Eubank Sr. in the 1990s.
The kit, crafted entirely in printed paillettes, includes a curved Palm Angels logo across the back and flame motifs rising from the hem. Benn described the design as a 'mark of respect' to his father's legacy, stating: 'I’ve had the idea for this white and blue kit for some time. It’s a nod to my dad’s second fight with Eubank Senior.'
Benn, 29, has been one of British boxing's most scrutinised figures following a doping suspension that was lifted by the UK National Anti-Doping Panel in 2024. His fight with Eubank Jr. is seen as a chance for redemption and reinvention, with the kit symbolising the intersection of sport and style.
Palm Angels' head of design, Alberto Furlan, described the kit as 'armour' that carries both history and attitude. A limited-edition capsule collection, including T-shirts (£155), a hoodie (£235), and boxing gloves ($499 USD), will be available from 14 November at Flannels, everlast.com, and palmangels.com.
Bluestar Alliance CEO Joey Gabbay called the partnership a 'defining moment' for Palm Angels, highlighting the brand's commitment to pushing boundaries in global culture and sport.
