YETI Introduces Canopy Green & High Desert Clay!

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YETI has released their new seasonal colorways, High Desert Clay and Canopy Green! Inspired by the crags and canyons of the American Southwest, and the world hidden under the treetops of the ancient rainforests and remote coastlines of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula.

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Check out the new color collection and more at YETI.com

INSPIRED BY: A verdant, dense canopy of green, hyper-saturated and intense. Key to product color is the sharp contrast between bright, saturated green and black, referencing the contrast of vivid green foliage with the darkness of the forest beneath the canopy and depths of the water.
INSPIRED BY: Subtle color in a harsh place. A warmth and richness of desert clay baking in the sun, weathered by the wind. High desert clay has a lightness and complexity that references the shifting intensity of light and heat in the desert, a constant cycle of extremes.

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