The Oakley Factory Team returns for Fall/Winter 2025 with a collection focused on technical experimentation. The line includes new colors for the Ibex and Flesh Warp footwear models, alongside collaborative eyewear. This season continues the exploration of Oakley’s innovative legacy through Brain Dead’s neo-futuristic perspective.
The Ibex shoe is available in “Coffee” and “Burnt Red.” It combines synthetic suede with a flow-molded construction for a precise fit. Mesh windows provide ventilation, and an O-Grip outsole ensures traction. The Flesh Warp shoe, an evolution of a model from the 2000s, features an asymmetrical lacing system. It comes in full-grain leather and textured suede versions.
The eyewear collection combines Oakley’s performance history with Brain Dead’s surrealist style. The Plantaris frame is inspired by organic growth, with a double-temple design that reveals a titanium core. The Straight Jacket 99, an icon from 1999, is reissued in an exclusive X-Silver colorway with a sculpted frame.
Both the footwear and eyewear share a mission to reimagine performance by blending archival designs with new technical ideas. The collection is available globally.
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