The Sanuk x Grateful Dead collection is on sale now.Ĭopyright © 2023, ABC Audio. Plus, they’ve reduced their CO2 equivalent emissions by 82,000 pounds. Canvas uppers with Dancing Bears print and tie-dye lining. Flip-flops featuring classic Sanuk style. Collaboration with the legendary GRATEFUL DEAD. By using hemp for the product, Sanuk has already been able to save 137 million gallons of water and 396,000 millijoules of energy. Bring free-spirited style to your feet with the cushioned comfort and iconic Dancing Bears print of the Sanuk Furreal Classic Grateful Dead sandals. Black Peter was the first of the limited edition bears. Along with Peters information tag comes a Numbered Backstage Pass. He is all black with a black Jester Collar. The limited edition collab is now available on. To put on, gently pull the heel strap away from your toes as you slide your foot onto the footbed like a flip flop. These casual, sling sandals have soft, stretchy, fabric straps to ensure a secure fit and stretch with movement. Peter is Limited with a total production of only 30,000. For effortless, feminine style and plenty of cushiony comfort, slip on a pair of Sanuk Women’s Yoga Sling 2 sandals. Turn on, tune in and chill out with these Furreal Classic womens sandals from the all-new Exclusive SANUK & GRATEFUL DEAD collection of comfy, psychedelic kicksstarring those famously free-spirited, bright-eyed Dancing Bears rocking their iconic high-stepping march to the music. The shoe company Sanuk has teamed up with the Dead for a new capsule collection, featuring 12 styles of men’s and women’s summer shoes - six each - which feature vintage-inspired Dead-themed patches, like their Deadhead logo, dancing bears and lighting bolt.Īll shoes in the limited edition Sanuk x Grateful Dead capsule collection are made from natural, repurposed and eco-minded materials, with hemp the main material used. Black Peter: This Grateful Dead Bean Bear was released on November 30, 1998.

Well, now they can represent their favorite band on their feet, as well. Thomas actually has a long history tied with The Dead having co-designed the band’s iconic. The dancing bear design was originally created by artist and renaissance man Bob Thomas for use on the back of the Grateful Dead’s 1973 album The History of the Grateful Dead, Volume 1 (Bear’s Choice). Prices start at 55 and go up to 85 and colors range from neutral. Dead & Company is getting ready to kick off their final tour with a set at the New Orleans Jazz Fest Saturday, May 6, and there’s no doubt many fans will be decked out in their best Grateful Dead gear. A Design Born from Artistic Collaboration. The two new all-gender Sanuk shoes in the Grateful Dead collaboration are the Puffy Chiller slip-on and the Furreal Sandals.

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