The brand, founded by the Florida Georgia Line singer Brian Kelley and his wife, will incorporate Mossy Oak’s signature print on several products.
Mossy Oak, an apparel brand known for its camouflage designs targeted to hunters and outdoors enthusiasts, is collaborating with Tribe Kelley on a new collection.
Under the terms of the deal, Tribe Kelley, the brand founded by former Florida Georgia Line singer Brian Kelley and his wife Brittney, will use Mossy’s Oak’s signature Greenleaf pattern on a variety of its most popular pieces. The Greenleaf will be featured on Tribe Kelley’s Butter Sweats, Corset Zip Hoodie, Butter Wide Leg Pants, Ribbed Flare Leggings, Ribbed Traveler Bra and an exclusive selection of denim Jackets. Brian Kelley will integrate lyrics from his unreleased song, “Shootin’ the Breeze” into the design of the limited-edition jacket, including the first verse and the chorus.“merges our homegrown ethos with the legendary Mossy Oak Greenleaf print.
The collection ranges in price from $80 to $325 and is available on Tribe Kelley’s e-commerce site as well as its physical store in Grayton Beach, Fla.EXCLUSIVE: Louis Vuitton's New Handbags Are Like Miniature Art to Go. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. // This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services.
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