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Oakley's newest array of technical outerwear for men & women
03 Aug '05
4 min read
The new Oakley apparel products for golf and mountain biking are highlighted by unique fabrications that optimize comfort and ergonomics. These benefits extend to the company's comprehensive new lifestyle line that features jackets, pants, shirts and tops with distinctive Oakley design cues.
"Performance technology has always been a precept of Oakley and a primary focus, but they put equal weight on the art that shapes the science," Baden continued. "It took years of hard work for the brand to reach the leading edge of lifestyle fashion, and their fall 2005 apparel products are designed to extend brand recognition in that area with the use of styling, colors and graphics that are uniquely Oakley," Baden concluded.
The company now offers a wide range of accessory items including backpacks, wallets, and hats as well as travel, computer and golf bags. Numerous products in the fall 2005 line take advantage of the company's Adaptable Payload (AP) system, an innovation that allows the user to reconfigure for light or bulky cargo by removing storage compartments and interconnecting with other products in the AP line.
Oakley packs and bags available in fall 2005 feature specialized and broad application designs. This includes a sling-style bag called the AP Sandbag that takes advantage of the company's AP system, the Graphic Pack with skateboard tie-downs, and the Double Payload Duffle that opens like a doctor's bag. Women's accessories include the new Low Voltage Bag with light emitting diodes (LEDs) for internal illumination, the Traveler Purse with D-ring attachment points, and the Metal Purse made with die-cast aluminum.
"Performance technology has always been a precept of Oakley and a primary focus, but they put equal weight on the art that shapes the science," Baden continued. "It took years of hard work for the brand to reach the leading edge of lifestyle fashion, and their fall 2005 apparel products are designed to extend brand recognition in that area with the use of styling, colors and graphics that are uniquely Oakley," Baden concluded.
The company now offers a wide range of accessory items including backpacks, wallets, and hats as well as travel, computer and golf bags. Numerous products in the fall 2005 line take advantage of the company's Adaptable Payload (AP) system, an innovation that allows the user to reconfigure for light or bulky cargo by removing storage compartments and interconnecting with other products in the AP line.
Oakley packs and bags available in fall 2005 feature specialized and broad application designs. This includes a sling-style bag called the AP Sandbag that takes advantage of the company's AP system, the Graphic Pack with skateboard tie-downs, and the Double Payload Duffle that opens like a doctor's bag. Women's accessories include the new Low Voltage Bag with light emitting diodes (LEDs) for internal illumination, the Traveler Purse with D-ring attachment points, and the Metal Purse made with die-cast aluminum.
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