Slate has launched Collabs, a named-partner wrap program with two entries: Slate x Crayola and Slate x Max Kolo, a New York artist. Collabs wraps start at $1,549.99 — roughly three times the $499.99 entry point for a standard full wrap, and the top of a wrap lineup Slate has restructured into Signature, Featured and Collabs tiers.
What Slate launched
A named-partner wrap program called Collabs, with two entries: Slate x Crayola and Slate x Max Kolo. It sits as a top-level destination in the restructured Build & Shop, alongside Starter Packs — which tells you Slate considers it a merchandising pillar rather than a novelty.
Crayola is the obvious commercial fit for a vehicle whose entire identity is “it comes bare, you add the colour.” Max Kolo is a New York artist, and the pairing of a mass-market brand with an individual artist suggests Collabs is meant to run as an ongoing series rather than a one-off.
The price
Collabs wraps start at $1,549.99. That’s a “from” price for the collection, so individual designs may sit higher.
For context against the rest of the wrap lineup:
| Wrap option | From price |
|---|---|
| Featured Wraps | $79.99 |
| Signature Wraps | $129.99 |
| Roof Partial Wrap | $159.99 |
| Lower Partial Wrap | $289.99 |
| Upper Partial Wrap | $299.99 |
| Full Wrap | $499.99 |
| Collabs Wraps | $1,549.99 |
Collabs is roughly three times the entry price of a standard full wrap and around twelve times the Featured tier. That is a significant premium for a licensed or artist-designed graphic on the same material, and it’s worth going in knowing that — the wrap is the same self-install vinyl either way.
Whether it’s worth it is a genuinely personal call. A Crayola-liveried truck is a statement, and statements have never been priced by the square foot. But if what you want is colour rather than a name, the $499.99 Full Wrap covers the same panels in 100+ colours.
The wrap lineup got restructured too
The Collabs launch came with a reorganisation of how Slate sells wraps. Three collection tiers — Signature, Featured and Collabs — appeared as individually priced entries between our July 6 and August 10, 2026 configurator captures. They were, in fact, the only three additions to Slate’s entire 209-item accessory catalog in that window.
The Featured tier is the interesting one: at $79.99 it’s the cheapest wrap entry point Slate offers, and it’s drawn from the designs used in the Starter Packs. If you like the look of a pack but don’t want the whole build, the Featured collection is how you buy just the wrap.
The practical note
Wraps on a Slate are Advanced installs and the material is self-install — Slate sells you vinyl, not a fitting service. That’s true of the $79.99 Featured tier and the $1,549.99 Collabs tier equally. A collaboration wrap is not a different product category; it’s a different graphic on the same job.
If you’re weighing it, how to wrap a Slate truck covers what the install actually involves, and the wraps page has the full lineup. Every price here is tracked in the accessory price database.
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