Reebok Returns With Second "Human Rights Now!" Collection

Reebok has debuted it second “Human Rights Now!” collection, following the initial drop, introduced in December 2021. The unisex capsule collection is slated to center around bringing awareness to equity and access in sports.

The collection is headlined by Los Angeles Sparks guard and Reebok partner, Lexie Brown. The capsule features a total of eight silhouettes, as well as a full-range apparel collection in tandem with the footwear offerings. Amongst the footwear selections are the Reebok Classic Nylon arriving in a clad cream/white and pitch black duo, while the Classic Leather comes in two pairs in prominent emerald green and one in black featuring the brand’s staple red white and black hues. The Club C Revenge and the Freestyle Hi silhouettes are featured in a black and cream base, contrasted with the footwear house’s titular color palette. Additional messaging featuring the “Human Rights Now!” label and logo are important highlights for the shoe and apparel collection.

This year, Reebok’s capsule collection aims to celebrate the progress made, but also recognize that there is much work to be done in the industry for women in sports to achieve better equity. In conjunction with the release of the “Human Rights Now!” collection, Reebok is also pledging a $600,000 USD donation to RISE, a non-profit that aims to educate and empower the sports community to eliminate racial discrimination, champion social justice and improve race relations. The investment itself will help drive RISE
programming across all levels of athletes and coaches around the country. In 2022 alone, RISE has hosted
programming for more than 22,000 participants across 33 states and 89 cities.

The collection is now available on Reebok from $35 to $100 USD. Take a look above at the collection.

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