Palace and Ugg Deck Out the Tasman in Lively Patches
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Palace and Ugg are collaborating for the third time this year, quickly following up their October link-up with another pair of options for the trendy Tasman slip-on.
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Available in either brown or olive, the low-cut cozy model with fur lining has been covered in a lively mix of embroidered patches. A baby devil, bomb-wielding duck, and smiling frog are among the characters, with a peace sign and yin-yang symbol thrown in for good measure. There’s also no shortage of more overt guide branding, although nothing as obvious as its signature Tri-Ferg logo.
Releasing alongside the Tasman are two pairs of matching shearling gloves and a furry P-shaped rug. In typical Palace fashion, the London-based streetwear brand also cooked up a droll campaign video, this time in the form of a nauseatingly sincere holiday present opening scene inside a winter cabin.
In October, Palace gave the Tasman a quieter makeover through wavy, layered paneling in brown and blue color-blocking. Their debut collaboration with Ugg in March saw the Classic Short Boot take on lightning bolts across the upper and a lightning boot on the heel in black and brown.
The Palace x Ugg Tasman capsule releases this Friday, Dec. 1, through Palace’s website and physical stores. Pricing has yet to be announced but should be confirmed before the end of the week. The last set of Tasmans were priced at $135 per pair.
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