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Vans is one of the few brands that transcend subcultures and trends, garnering appraise from the deepest of fashion enthusiasts and the most die-hard skateboarders. The brand’s collaborations with streetwear labels like Supreme and high-end luxury names like Diemme speak volumes to the vans sk8 hi womens black footwear company’s wide range and international appeal. While sometimes adorned with iconic Disney characters and your favorite Peanuts dog, the Vans Sk8-Hi now arrives in what is a reimagining of one of its classic designs.

After collaborating with team rider Leila Hurst on a capsule collection of shoes and apparel, vans sk8 hi womens pink is back on the collaborative trail again as they’re joining forces with OG Hawaiian brand T&C Surf. The two parties have come together for a capsule collection consisting of co-branded shoes and apparel, centered around two classic silhouettes: the Vans Sk8-Hi in black and the Vans Authentic in navy blue. Both shoes offer a wild and whimsical aesthetic, with abstract black/blue checkered patterns and T&C Surf’s classic yin/yang logo arriving on the uppers while a classic black and white Vans checkered pattern adorns the midsoles.

Vans is returning to the late 70s for inspiration on their latest “Vintage Military” pack, featuring both the Sk8-Hi and Authentic in two colorways. The vans slip on womens sale arrives in a dusty olive and a dressy blue suede, while the Authentic boasts corsair and desert sage colors. All four shoes feature a ridged rubber toe bumper—originally introduced in 1979—for extra durability and a pop of retro styling. A tonal leather formstripe with white contrast stitching appears on the side of the Sk8-Hi, while detailing on the Authentic arrives via the vintage brass lace eyelets utilized on the upper.

Tomorrow marks the second week in a row with a collaborative footwear drop, as after last week’s fiery reincarnation of the vans slip on womens shoes , we now have a look at six new Vans colorways. Using the Sk8-Mid and the little-known Lampin as the collaborative canvases, Supreme has dressed both shoes in a retro-inspired mix of corduroy and croc skin suede. Three head-turning color palates are utilized on the shoes—a mustard yellow/black, fuschia/orange, and light brown/aqua blue—while all three shoes keep it simple on the bottom half with a white midsole and classic Vans gum outsole.