Oiselle x Hoka One One

Oiselle x Hoka One One

by Sally Bergesen

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Running is best when shared. Which is why we're thrilled to announce a shoe collaboration with Hoka One One. As many of you know, Hoka creates top of the line running shoes that perform from track to trail. 

The Oiselle x Hoka shoe will be based on their new and popular Clayton model, which provides lightweight support for a wide range of surfaces. There will be two color ways, and both will be available Spring 2017.

This has been an incredible opportunity for us, and to our friends at Hoka we are extremely grateful.

As it turns out, wings come in pairs.

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