Honey Dijon x Scholl Create Capsule Collection

From the beach to the club.

POSTED BY JANELLE SESSOMS

It’s time to get that ‘70s groove back because the Honey F*cking Dijon x Scholl collaborative collection is heading back to the past. Originator of the wooden sandal Scholl has teamed up with renowned DJ and namesake brand Honey F*cking Dijon for a one of a kind collection. The two iconic brands are blending their distinct aesthetics founded on a shared appreciation of the ‘70s.

“There is hardly anyone more iconic and inspirational in her field than Honey Dijon right now,” said Tobias Klaiber, CEO of Scholl Shoes, in an exclusive press release. “For our iconic product, this is a perfect match. I am grateful that she has chosen to partner with us, and excited to be able to give such a unique talent a platform for creative exploration. We continue to push the boundaries for Scholl — a brand with an immense heritage which I aim to exalt as one of the most exciting brands in the lifestyle universe.”

The limited edition footwear collection will consist of three styles that have a distinct ‘70s flair combined with a contemporary edge. One of the most featured styles is an elevated take on the iconic Pescura sandal where it will maintain its classic silhouette but be embellished with metal detailing such as studs and buckles. The all-black collection will also include a slide sandal and platform clog

“I am thrilled to be collaborating with the legendary Scholl on their iconic Pescura sandal,” Honey Dijon said in a press release. “The inspiration behind these sandals is the carefree days of the ‘70s, when times were sexy and fun and the Pescura could go straight from the beach to the club to unleash your inhibitions.”

The collection is the first of another drop that has yet to have further details revealed. The Honey F*cking Dijon x Scholl collection will be available to shop this month of October 13th at Dover Street Market and Scholl-shoes.com.

 

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