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  September 23, 2021 2:02 AM EDT

  "This sneaker vans old skool mujer negras has a psychedelic vibe to it as the anti-cohesive colors of the spray paint blotches just go with the flow. The midsole features maniacal little figures that are balled up and laughing with “THOSE AREN’T VANS. GET THE REAL THING. GET VANS,” printed on the side. These little details echo the psychedelic theme and even give the sneaker a street art appeal. Yet even with these trippy details, the overall look of the sneaker remains refined with a smooth off-white upper and a crisp white Vans side stripe.

  
  
  

  This variation of the vans zapatillas mujer precio comes decked out in all-black, a stark contrast to the summery “Evening Blue” and “Egret” colorways that launched on its introductory release. The upper is made with a mix of suede and translucent TPE mesh on the quarters and toe boxes. Dime branding elements are found on the heel and insole, but most notably on the bottom of the icy outsole. Designed with high-performance in mind, the Vans Wayvee features A DURACAP toe cap, LuxeLiner, and vulcanized Wafflecup outsole for durability. Finishing details include Vans’ signature sidestripe and a hang tag with co-branding.

  
  
  

  Vans has been capitalizing on the DIY trend as of late with their vans sk8 hi negras hombre and Checkerboard Slip-On Cap silhouettes. Both styles haven’t been able to keep in stock on the Vans site, but now it appears as though a new rendition of the Sk8-Hi Reissue has surfaced.This particular style emerges from the Vault by Vans collection, featuring a series of pony hair paneling with different prints, like leopard fur, tiger stripes, and even the brand’s renowned checkerboard pattern. Lastly, the shoe continues with the exaggerated toe bumpers, the Vans skateboard logo moved to the sidewalls, and the zippered application places below the eyestay for a personalized look.

  
  
  

  vans outlet online have joined forces in the past, but their latest collaborative project celebrates Mickey Mouse’s 90th birthday with four renditions of the OG Sk8-Hi LX with t-shirts to match. In conjunction with acclaimed artists – John Van Hamersveld, Mister Cartoon, George McFetridge, and long-time Vans partner, Taka Hayashi, each offering is presented with the inspiration from each artist while reinterpreting different eras of Mickey’s long-standing heritage.

   

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