Vans clearly saw the weather forecasts (at least for MN’s hometown of Chicago) and have released a wintery pair of Old Skool’s. The “True White” kicks feature white canvas and suede that create a tonal look with just enough definition…
Vans has thrown their hat (well, shoes) in the camo ring already in 2015, drenching the Era 59 in a “Floral Army Camo”. Though it sounds like an oxymoron, the floral camo paired with black, white and yellow/gold accents is…
Vans has updated the iconic “Authentic” once again, this time in a lady-like, but still wearable for men, “Vintage Suede” collection that sees pink and blue suede uppers paired with white laces, eyelets and soles as well as inner linings.…
The covert floral affair we see here has been dubbed the “Work Floral” pack and it is the latest from Vans. Spanning the Old Skool (in suede) and Era (in canvas) silhouettes, this pack features grey and burgundy renditions of…
SOPHNET. and Vans have joined forces to bring you a freshly re-imagined Sk8-Hi that subtly brings these kicks into a modern age. A navy upper in canvas gives these a sleek yet utilitarian look that is offset by a white…
Vans Vault has upped the game once more, this time decking out a couple classics in a new-age upper with the help of Darkside Initiative. Seen here are the Sk8-Hi LX and Era in “Superfabric”, which, for those questioning what…
The Era from Vans is back in yet another Fall ready look, this time coming to you in 59 Ca form drenched in three shades of denim. The rugged uppers (offered in your choice of “Black”, “Forest Night” or “Coriander”)…
Vans has brought out a classic silhouette in a classic form, decking out their legendary Era silhouette in a Vans staple “Premium Leather” motif. The two-piece collection sees your choice of black or white premium leathers lined in tan leather…
Sublime released their first album, 40oz. To Freedom, in the summer of 1992. This landmark album proved to be pivotal in the band’s career and has been certified double platinum. The iconic album artwork created by Opie Ortiz remains one…