From vulcanized soles to jazz stripes, Vans has several recognizable brand motifs, but their most iconic just might be their classic checkerboard print.
Vans Authentic Outlet A timeless indicator of Cali cool, the geometric pattern has been called upon in a plethora of colors and a cornucopia of styles, and now it’s back again, being used as an overlay for desert camouflage on three classic silhouettes: the Vans Old Skool, Vans Authentic, and Vans Slip-On.
After teaming up with Taka Hayashi for a Vault collection supplied with military themes, skatewear imprint
Vans Authentic For Sale is continuing adding to their Spring collaboration catalog by linking up the famous television network, National Geographic. A rather unexpected partnership to say the least, the capsule is a blend of the Anaheim-based imprint’s signature silhouettes merged with that of unique animal and nature-inspired graphical treatments.
Each shoe offers a earthy chip camo base, combining browns and tans with just a touch of white, and then overlays it with a simple yet extremely effective black checkerboard print.
Vans Authentic Cheap Online Both the Old Skool and the Slip-on opt to use black for a primary accent color while the Authentic calls upon white, but all three present a mostly uniform look that’s finalized by a white midsole and — of course — the aforementioned gum outsole.
Vans Authentic Trainers The forefoot dresses up in a distinct color, forming a more original version of the motif though with additional branding sparsely placed within the blank space. Orange, purple, and neon green fills the square adjacent while the rest of the construction uses reds, blues, and blacks to accent the warped backdrop of geometry. In departure, the Slip-On near solely makes use of the distorted variation — it simply balances it out with a neutral base that spreads the “VANS” text out in seldom.
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Men's/Women's Vans, painting a picture of chaotic visuals and sensory overload with a theme fittingly dubbed the “Acid” pack. With artwork sprawled by the ever-surreal Ben Marcus, the pairs come to life in its option between neutral monochromatic and vibrant yellows
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