March 20, 2019

Mossy Oak and Colosseum Launch Outdoor Lifestyle and Activewear Apparel Line

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Mossy Oak and Colosseum are pleased to announce a line of Mossy Oak-patterned outdoor lifestyle apparel. The new clothing line is designed to suit a broad array of outdoor needs and will be available beginning August of 2019.

Mossy Oak Colosseum men Colosseum is an international company headquartered in Los Angeles, California. The company is well known for its diverse portfolio and is excited to extend its reach to the outdoor industry. Apparel from the Mossy Oak Colosseum line is meant for everyone who enjoys the outdoors from hunters to anglers to hikers. Their clothing is offered both as lifestyle apparel and activewear so whether you want to relax at the hunting lodge or get out and hunt there is something for you.

The initial clothing line will be comprised of three Mossy Oak patterns:

Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, America’s No. 1 Camo Pattern and the Official Camouflage of the Quality Deer Management Association
Mossy Oak Original Bottomland, the official pattern of the National Wild Turkey Federation and the Official Flooded Timber Hunting Pattern of Ducks Unlimited
Mossy Oak Elements Agua, the official pattern of B.A.S.S.

“Colosseum is excited to partner with a best-in-class camo brand like Mossy Oak,” said Joe Geismar, National Sales Director of Colosseum. “We’re impressed by their lasting commitment to conservation and broad outdoor consumer reach. We feel that Mossy Oak is well positioned to win market share in the competitive lifestyle apparel marketplace.”

Consumers can purchase the Mossy Oak-patterned Colosseum outdoor clothing in August of 2019. That’s just in time for the major hunting seasons and the arrival of cooler weather. Clothing will be available in select sporting goods retailers, department stores, and online. MSRP varies by product from $20.00 to $80.00. Visit http://www.colosseumusa.com for more information.

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