Opening Ceremony Joins Dickies & Timberland for New Vision of Workwear
Featuring a capsule of apparel & boots.
Following Opening Ceremony’s collaboration with Vans to craft transparent PVC slip-ons, the clothing brand has linked up with Dickies and Timberland for a limited-edition capsule collection.
The apparel selection includes an industrial shirt, loose fit shorts and work pants, all informed by heavy Dickies logos and coming in a variety of colors: gray, white, black and khaki. Worn on their own or interchangeably to form work sets, the pieces create a playful vision for what a new take on workwear could look like. Opening Ceremony then reworks the classic Timberland silhouette to sport Dickies logos on the upper back, coming in tan, black and pink colorways.
The models include Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, a hip-hop artist and activist, and Maria Osuda, founder of a modeling agency in Mexico City. Both work to bring about more diversity and inclusion in their communities, highlighting their Indigenous American and Mexican descents, respectively.
The apparel and boots are available for purchase in stores at Opening Ceremony and online at OpeningCeremony.com starting August 6. The apparel prices range from $185-$225 USD, and the boots are $180 USD.
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