The Alva, Dogtown and Santa Cruz legend is back. Eric Dressen returns with three subtle, yet
Japanese artist USUGROW’s often dark illustrated style has enjoyed a great deal of success.
Having dropped a collegiate red/white/blue colorway recently, Vans continues their varsity
Well-respected and dominant skate retailer Skatepark of Tampa recently launched their
Known for their eclectic selection of materials and concepts, the Vault campaign has produced
Following up on the success of last year’s Drop Sneaker, Not Bombs campaign, California skate
Kicking off the 008 Syndicate campaign, Vans gives the skate heads what they asked for in the
As a follow-up to recent looks at the Carhartt x Vans Half-Cab | Chukka, here’s the unveiling
Just yesterday we unveiled an upcoming In4mation x Vans Half-Cab collabo on the horizon. A full
Following some strong collaborations within the last few months, In4mation looks to build on
New York boutique, DQM, has now received a new release from the Vans Vault campaign.
At the root of any Vans and Supreme collaboration is the quintessential pairings of two of the skate world’s most iconic brands. Regardless of the affixed Supreme tag to this collaboration effort, no doubt the sheer simplicity on well-liked mid-cut models like the Chukka and Half-Cab will make for yet another hyped up release. The detailing on each model comes in the form of brogue punch trim on a solid suede upper. American Supreme flagship stores will release these on May 22nd while Supreme’s Japanese counterparts will release two days later on the 24th. Online sales will commence (Domestic USA shipping only) on May 23rd.
Extensive look at each sneaker, after the jump.
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