vans outlet france is certainly no stranger to bold prints and vivid palettes, so they’ve turned up the volume on their classic Vans Era to create a new “Mix And Match” pack. This quartet of colorways all feature a bright suede toebox accented by a checkerboard-patterned midfoot: one pair opts for a rich burgundy with fuchsia and airy aqua blue, one mixes an earthy brown with a bright shade of crimson and a retro teal, one combines an elegant navy with a refreshing mint green and a stark grey, and one calls upon a regal purple and navy. All four are then completed by a white midsole with a contrasting stripe and a classic vulcanized gum outsole.


Among the many skate communities across the globe, Australian outpost Pass~Port continues to lie amongst the most notable as its embracing culture has garnered yet another collaboration with the likes of vans authentic soldes. Alongside their own collaborative bomber jacket, the duo are ushering in two editions of the staple Sid Pro, adorning its Old Skool reminiscent uppers in a tooling akin to the brick walls of the Fitzy Plaza, a location integral in the overall color story of both pairs. A deep green calls to the lush fields surrounding the locale while the more saturated red sets its eyes on the walls of the adjacent community building.


The Sweet Chick locations on both the Lower East Side and in Williamsburg have certainly warmed many bellies with their meticulously crafted chicken and waffles, but the burgeoning restauranteurs behind the imprint are going just a bit further as they team up with Vans for a little bit of sole food, crafting some simplistic iterations with a collection they like to call “Off The Waffles.” In what is easily a no-brainer collaboration, the two are taking off the usual canvas uppers of the iconic vans chaussure femme solde, upgrading them with a mixture of nubuck and a lightly gridded textile fabrication.


It appears that Purlicue and Vans’ two-shoe “Year Of The Pig” collection is indeed a three-part series that includes another vans old skool femme solde arranged in the same cheeky aesthetic as its predecessors. Playing off the “porky” nature of the sneaker’s animalistic inspiration, the iconic Anaheim skate brand’s offering equips oversized logos that include its interchangeable midfoot Jazz stripes, a larger than life heel license plate, and a color scheme that is nearly identical to that of a pig. “The Fat Year” takes shape on the insole of each pair from this series inside the silhouette of a well-fed pig, while that same phrase makes its way on to the underside of this Old Skool’s sole.