At first glance, the shoe appears completely white — clean, minimal, and understated. But beneath its surface lies a vibrant orange-inspired layer waiting to be discovered. With the help of a precision knife included in the box, wearers can carefully cut and peel away the outer layer of the sneaker, gradually revealing the colour and texture underneath.

The result is a sneaker that evolves over time — shaped not by the brand, but by the person wearing it.

Some may peel away only small sections, revealing subtle hints of colour. Others may uncover the Comet star or slowly transform the sneaker panel by panel. No two pairs will ever look the same, making every Orange sneaker a personal interpretation of the design.

The inspiration behind Orange comes from a quiet, familiar memory: peeling an orange for someone you care about. It’s a small act — often overlooked — yet filled with warmth and intimacy. Oranges, after all, are rarely eaten alone. They are passed around, shared, and enjoyed together.

Comet translates this simple moment into a tactile design language. The outer layer reflects the textured peel of the fruit, while the act of tearing into it mirrors the ritual of slowly uncovering what lies beneath.

With Orange, the brand once again explores the intersection of design, nostalgia, and participation, turning the sneaker into something that unfolds gradually rather than revealing itself all at once.