F.C. Real Bristol & Coca-Cola Team up for Vibrant Star-Spangled Capsule

Following its 20th anniversary collaboration with READYMADE, F.C. Real Bristol is back with a brand new project, this time partnering with Coca-Cola for a vibrant star-spangled capsule that salutes the beverage company’s American heritage.

The expansive lineup of athletic goods spans waterproof zip-ups, technical track pants, running pants, breathable long-sleeves, blazers, varsity jackets, graphic T-shirts, hoodies and shorts colored in red, white and blue as well as monochromatic shades. One noteworthy piece is a star-clad zip-up jacket, constructed in a thin, breathable water-resistant shell. The top of the piece is emblazoned with a bevy of contrasting white stars, complemented by tri-toned color-blocking along the torso and center body. At the front of the jacket, “SOPH.” branding is placed at the left chest, juxtaposed by a “Bristol” patch logo at the left — a large “Coca-Cola” print is vertically placed at the back. To offset the bold garments, more understated pieces are offered in the range, too, like the monochromatic hoodies and crewnecks with mirrored co-branding. Other pieces like sweatpants, sweat shorts, buttons-ups, anoraks, T-shirts and other accessories like hats and backpacks round up the collection.

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The Coca-Cola x F.C. Real Bristol Capsule will be available at SOPH.’s website on February 22, ranging from $145 — $345 USD.

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