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J. Cole teams up with Bally

Sep 1, 2015 United States
J. Cole teams up with Bally
The North-American rapper and producer is expanding his portfolio and now has partnered with Swiss luxury brand Bally to design footwear for men
The North Carolina born artist announced he has partnered with the Swiss company Bally to launch its Fall/Winter 2015 footwear collection.

The capsule collection will include limited-edition hiking boots, which should be available for sale with prices between 695 US dollars and 1 995 US dollars. The shoes, with sizes varying from 7 to 12, should be available in a variety of colors including black, wheat, olive and snakeskin.

The collection will also offer high-end backpacks to be priced between 1 250 US dollars to 2 795 US dollars.

The rapper has recently highlighted comfort as one of the key elements in his personal style, which should be reflected in the new capsule collection signed by him. J. Cole recently traveled to Jamaica and filmed a video with Bally to help promote the footwear collection.

The Bally company was founded as "Bally & Co" high fashion in 1851 by Carl Franz Bally and his brother Fritz in the Canton of Solothurn, Switzerland.

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