Vans' Old Skool and Slip-On Sherpa Fleece Mule Collection Is Cozy Goals

It’s getting colder and Vans is coming cozy, as the SoCal imprint has introduced new takes on its iconic Old Skool and Slip-On silhouettes. The sherpa fleece mule collection combines Vans’ signature sneakers with qualities that are much appreciated as we step into fall and winter, adding a fluffy sherpa fleece lining to both pairs all while cutting the back off of them, turning them into mules that will be perfect to wear around the house during the COVID-19 pandemic, or around town as a cozy statement.

 

The Old Skool appears in black, green, and orange, with each sporting a thick white vulcanized sole unit complete with a waffle outsole. As per Vans’ signature aesthetic, a white leather Jazz Stripe adorns all three pairs, contrasting the suede base found on the Old Skool. Vans’ Slip-On is an already comfortable, easy-to-wear pair. Now, in mule form, it’s even better. Slip your foot right into a fully-lined inner and look down to find suede wrapping all over the upper. A small Vans tag hits the lateral mid-panel, while the same vulcanized sole unit in white with a black running stripe can be found at the bottom. All styles are finished with a Vans-branded license plate on the rear of the heel, with the Old Skool sporting its laces as a final touch of detail. Take a look at the Vans sherpa fleece mule collection in the lookbook above, and pick up all of the shoes from Vans’ website or stores now. In case you missed it, check out the Anderson .Paak x Vans collection.

Vans And Supreme Accent The Old Skool And Half Cab With Printed Logo Patterns

After last week’s selection of collaborative Nike apparel, Supreme has linked up with Vans another longtime partner for new takes on the Half Cab Pro and Old Skool Pro. Arriving in cream, blue and black colorways, each pair offers a branded spin on a classic skate silhouette. Steve Caballero‘s Half Cab offers a 5/8 cut and an upper made of canvas and suede, while the Old Skool provides a similar material mix with a lower, sleeker profile.

Each boasts a checkerboard-like Supreme text graphic in repeating horizontal and vertical lines on the Half Cab, this embellishment appears on toeboxes, quarters and collars, on the Old Skool it’s relegated to the quarters. Half Cabs offer branding via black fabric tags on quarters and tongues, Old Skools with a simple white Jazz Stripe. Each pair is then finalized by a black collar, black rubber midsole and traditional gum rubber waffle outsole. The Supreme x Vans Half Cab Pro and Old Skool Pro are both set to release on the Supreme webstore and at select retail locations on September 10. Supreme’s Japan outposts will receive their stock two days later, on September 12. Retail prices have yet to be announced.