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Sperry’s Color Pack Collection

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Whether you are heading back to school in a couple of months or just a staunch supporter of you Alma Maters team colors, Sperry has launched a line of shoes just for you.

Rolling out today (!), The Color Pack is a collection of Authentic Original boat shoes in eight different colors. The cool part is that there are also 21 different rawhide laces to order as well so no matter where you go to school, Sperry has a combo that will represent your school colors.

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Go on and show pride for the home team while keeping your sartorial swagger in check for the fall. Of course if you are just a fan of an out of the ordinary color combo, this collection is right up your alley too. Just please don’t match your shoes to your bag. Please.

Shoes retail for $85 and laces for $10 at SperryTopSider.com

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