Vans SK8-HI For Sale


The bones are back this spring with another edition of the “Bones Jazz Stripe” Vans SK8-HI Womens by Blends. The Los Angeles streetwear shop has released four colorways of their unique rendition of the Sk8-Hi Zip LX with stylized bones in place of the traditional side stripes before, and now they’re back with a fifth in a tonal dark blue ‘Peacoat’ leather upper.

As the Vans SK8-HI Mens seems to only grow and grow in popularity, we continue to see more premium looks offered up from everybody’s favorite Southern California sneaker company. The latest luxurious makeup for the iconic Vans high-top features a strong and stylish all-black premium leather upper contrasted with a solid white midsole. Being a ‘Zip’ edition of the Sk8-Hi, they come equipped with a zipper closure at the rear for easier access.

It looks like Concepts and Vans are teaming up once again for a premium edition of the Vans SK8-HI Best Price. For this offering of the iconic side-striped skate high-top, the Boston sneaker shop goes with a deluxe purple upper in croc-embossed leather, full-grain leather and suede accented with bright white side stripes and a tan leather interior, which results in one of the most exotic takes on the Sk8-Hi ever. The shoe also features the early 90s version of the tongue tag, complete with Concepts branding.

Skate label Supreme is known to throw out a few expletives on their graphic, but would you expect any different? This Thursday, in collaboration with Vans, Supreme will release their “Fuck ’em” capsule of footwear, featuring
the Vans SK8-HI Buy Online and Era silhouettes. Black and red serve as the basis of colors for this Pack, with two different renditions for each model being available upon release.

As it turns out, there are even more pairs from the Taka Hayashi x Vans Vault Spring 2014 collection than initially assumed. The Vans SK8-HI For Sale from Mr. Hayashi for the Spring have suddenly doubled in numbers at the reveal of these monkey-print pairs. The two shown here sort of break away from the native-looking patterns of the rest of the set with a more cartoony approach to the graphics.