mindseeker and Vans Work Together On Graphic Old-Skool Sneakers
Japanese fashion label mindseeker works in collaboration with skateboard brand Vans once again on reworking one of its most iconic silhouettes, the Old Skool sneakers. The new pack is comprised of two new versions in total, both of which are finished in graphic visuals. The new printed footwear models are done in either a flame-focused design or with a lighting bolt visual. The new iterations boast a bold color scheme with orange and blue hues adorning the lightning bolt visual and contrasting hues of yellow and black on the flame version.
Both the flame and lighting bolt sneakers are finished with co-branding details across the silhouettes, along with a textual design that reads "PROTECT YOUR BRAIN." Additional details include tonal checkerboard lacing systems or the option of muted white laces.
Both the flame and lighting bolt sneakers are finished with co-branding details across the silhouettes, along with a textual design that reads "PROTECT YOUR BRAIN." Additional details include tonal checkerboard lacing systems or the option of muted white laces.
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