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UGG and Liberaiders reimagine two silhouettes with global tribal energy

UGG and Liberaiders unite for a cozy and comfortable collection

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UGG and Liberaiders have teamed up for a new “Tasman Campfire” collection that brings cozy comfort and a touch of outdoor spirit together. The collab takes two familiar UGG favorites, the Tasman slip-on and the Campfire shoe, and gives them a fresh update with new colors, embroidery, and details pulled from Liberaiders’ travel-inspired style. Featuring a mix of what both brands do best, from UGG’s easygoing warmth to Liberaiders’ love for exploration. The result is footwear that feels just as good lounging at home as it does stepping out on a cool fall evening. Along with their love of exploration, Liberaiders brings a cool, street-style aura to the UGG slippers that’s subtle yet outstanding. Just in time for the season of staying home, these new UGG slippers are the perfect opportunity to add style and intentionality to your footwear this season. 

UGG and Liberaiders’ Campfire collection is here

While both of the UGG silhouettes remain intact for this collection, Liberaiders has added a tribal twist to the iconic slippers. The Tasman slippers keep their chestnut colorway with soft suede on the uppers and plush sheepskin lining for a comfortable feel all day. Bright red and light blue embroidery designs take over the center seam on the upper and along the shoe’s highest edge. On the other hand, the Campfire combines smooth and layered textures in various shades for a lively and dimensional appearance. Liberaiders’ triangular motif and a red drawcord adorn the shoe at the tongue. A prime example of what a subtle decor can do to a timeless shoe, the UGG and Liberaiders collaborative collection is a new seasonal option for those who enjoy the classic but yearn for something new. The two styles are now available via Liberaiders’ and UGG Japan’s webstores.

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