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More Our Legacy and Stüssy products? Great. A Stüssy x Denim Tears x Our Legacy capsule collection? Now we're just being spoilt.

With Christmas almost upon us – a mere 24 days, or 23 for our Scandinavian friends – it's only right we get into the spirit of the season with a good old Christmas market.

This one's a little different from what you'd consider traditional. There's no mulled wine, roasted nuts, beer, or sausages – this is the Our Legacy Workshop Holiday Market, complete with collaborative releases from all of the brand's friends.

Just yesterday, we took a closer look at the upcoming Legacy collection with All Blues, which sees the Scandinavian duo make magic with silver. The drop is one of several due as part of the Holiday Market schedule, which welcomes new collabs with Satisfy, New Era, and another Stüssy drop.

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On offer are three classic t-shirts that rep' the hometowns – Laguna Beach, Stockholm, and Queens – of each of the brands in the mix, alongside a co-branded varsity jacket.

Varsities are quintessentially cool. Whether they're a classic Saint Laurent, Daily Paper, or this upcoming cream leather-sleeved and patch-heavy piece, they're built for living out your High School Musical dreams.

The Stüssy x Denim Tears x Our Legacy will arrive at select Stüssy stores, Dover Street Market locations, and Our Legacy and Denim Tears' websites from December 3.

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