Jesse James
Your style is more than what you wear. It’s also how you wear it. The good folk over at the comedic sock brand, Boosocki, know a few things about style, providing an array of socks that offer a dose of personality and style. Today the sock brand is back, linking up with activist movement Birds Aren’t Real for a collaborative collection of socks.
The duo has aligned to pay homage to the activism savants fighting for the American people and spreading the feathered gospel. The unique new collection aims to share the truth about birds, offering an array of options that are sure to turn heads.
The collaboration arrives as three eye-catching, colorful new socks such as the Night Vision Pair, the Bird Watching Pair, and the Spy Pair. The Night Vision iteration features a look at the complicated mechanics of a sophisticated government surveillance drone to help keep the American people safe from flying spies. This glow-in-the-dark pair is designed by Jake Kazakos. The Bird Watching design lets us know that “watching goes both ways” and was designed by John Campos. The Spy pair is a reminder of the eyes in the sky, designed by Kurtis Schureman, a designer and illustrator.
Take a closer look at the trio of socks in the images below and head over to Boosocki and Birds Aren’t Real to pick up your favorites. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more style and streetwear coming soon.
Photos via Boosocki/Birds Aren’t Real
