The Oakley Factory Team and Brain Dead have revealed new colorways of their collaborative slip-on footwear in their 'Flesh' collection. The 'Flesh' collection contains neutral colorways for consumers to choose from, and this new colorway has striking colors. Both brands have collaborated on an exclusive ski-inspired eyewear collection in Oakley's signature Radar EV Path and Radar EV Plazma designs.
The slip-on footwear has similar designs in contrast to the other slip-on footwear in the 'Flesh' collection. The design features an orange/yellow colorway with jacquard fabric and Aearoprene material. The slip-on footwear also comes with ivory ostrich leather and simple black suede. Additionally, the slip-on footwear consists of the Oakley branding logo, heel tabs, and bulbous sole unit for extra traction in black, gray, and teal. The new colorway is available for purchase.
Collaborative Slip-On Footwears
Brain Dead and Oakley Unveil New Colorway in 'Flesh' collection
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