Viral soda brand and streetwear label team up for the ultimate low-effort Halloween costume

Your favorite sweet treat meets your favorite hoodie: a match made in heaven.Better-for-you soda brand OLIPOP seems to be doing a little bit of everything lately.Beyond rolling out new flavors (hello, Pomegranate Sparkle), the brand has teamed up with Compartés Chocaltier on a holiday gift set — and now, it’s adding streetwear to its impressive résumé.Just in time for Halloween, OLIPOP has teamed up with fashion label LONELY GHOST for a collaboration that makes putting together a costume almost too easy.

The collection includes two midweight hoodies and a pair of sweatpants to complete the bed-rotting look.Everything is available in extended sizes and priced under $100.

But don’t wait up because select sizes are selling out fast.According to LONELY GHOST, the three new designs take inspiration from OLIPOP’s limited-edition Caramel Apple flavor, blending crisp green apple and warm caramel tones with bubbly, vintage-inspired fall imagery.The finishing touch? Wholesome phrases like “It was always you from the moment we met” that also make these comfy sets a pretty easy choice for holiday gifting.Not to mention, these pieces are cozy enough to wear long after Halloween, all the way through fall and winter.

The collection is made with French Terry Cotton and strikes that sweet spot between stylish and comfortable — think pieces you can rock on Oct.31 or on a casual Sunday night on the couch.At its heart, the collaboration is all about familiarity: nostalgic feelings and finding new ways to enjoy the traditions we love.

And, if nothing more, these fits might just help you take the guesswork out of your Halloween planning.I mean, why not just go as your favorite soda?The black “Fall in Love” hoodie is equal parts sentimental and spooky, featuring bold orange and yellow lettering against a dark silhouette for a classic, cozy look.

Finish off your spooky season suit with a matching pair of black sweatpants.A mix of green and orange screen printing,...

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Publisher: New York Post

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