Fixed atop an innovative vulcanized lug outsole for maximum traction, the Old Skool MTE and Sk8-Hi MTE resurface this season in builds that are inspired by outdoor footwear. The men’s offering introduces three colorway options – tonal black leather, honey leather and pewter wool – across both MTE silhouettes. The women’s pack consists of two additional Sk8-Hi MTE color-ups – black and khaki – that are outfitted in suede uppers and woven chevron collar detailing.
Product innovation moves beyond footwear and into the Men’s Apparel program with a series of treated Mountain Edition outerwear pieces. Coated with durable water repellant (DWR), these progressive jackets, shirt jackets and fleece silhouettes will keep you warm and dry through the winter. Select pieces from the apparel capsule are insulated with lightweight PrimaLoft® fibers for added warmth, breathability and water resistance.
Vans Mountain Edition – Classics:
Jonesport Mountain Edition Jacket (MTE) Black Iris/Russet Brown Plaid – $99.50 MSRP
Tanka II Jacket (MTE) Black/Waxed Canvas – $120.50 MSRP
Winnipeg Mountain Edition Jacket (MTE) Black Iris/Golden Brown – $139.50 MSRP
Sk8-Hi MTE In (MTE) Honey/Leather – $80 MSRP
Old Skool MTE In (MTE) Black/Leather – $75 MSRP
Sk8-Hi MTE In (MTE) Khaki Woven/Chevron – $80 MSRP
Shop the Vans Mountain Edition Collection at: www.vans.com/MountainEdition
Vans Presents the Fall 2015 Mountain Edition Footwear and Apparel Collection
Sep 21, 2015
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Vans, the original action sports footwear and apparel brand readies for the harsher seasons ahead with an updated collection of Mountain Edition footwear and apparel. Designed for the elements, the Vans Mountain Edition collection returns for fall with a selection of revamped Classics silhouettes, featuring Scotchgard®-coated uppers, warm linings and a heat retention layer between sockliner and outsole. In addition to the footwear program, Men’s Apparel presents an updated range of weather-treated outerwear just in time for the cold winter months.
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