Following the success of the Vans Hologram pack, Vans release its second fashion week story in consecutive seasons, this time focusing on a denim special. The Vans Denim Pack will be featured across both apparel and footwear and highlights historic Vans icons including the Old Skool, raglan and coach jacket.
Unique to the collection is the coach jacket, produced in VF’s very own denim factories across Europe. The raglan is a cotton jersey which comprises of an all over denim print, whilst the white tee makes you consider which of your favourite denim will you match with it. To complete the apparel assortment is a white hoodie that offers a street edge to this 90s inspired collection. All apparel features Vans and “Off the Wall” embroideries throughout to maintain a feminine feel.
The Old Skool is featured across two colourways, all white & all black with a premium leather finish and denim touch in the lining.
“Fashion in the 90s brought a youthful movement and offered carefree styles which dabbled in rebellion, denim in fact has epitomised this for decades. Taking inspiration, we managed to combine a juxtaposition of femininity and masculinity across our icons which felt like the perfect mix. Feminine Vans & “Off The Wall” embroidered logos feature on tomboy icons such as the Coach and Old Skool to support this ethos,” says Amelie Robert, Vans Merchandising Manager for Women & Kids.
The Vans Denim Pack is available from today at selected Vans stores and online at vans.eu.
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“Fashion in the 90s brought a youthful movement and offered carefree styles which dabbled in rebellion, denim in fact has epitomised this for decades. Taking inspiration, we managed to combine a juxtaposition of femininity and masculinity across our icons which felt like the perfect mix. Feminine Vans & “Off The Wall” embroidered logos feature on tomboy icons such as the Coach and Old Skool to support this ethos,” says Amelie Robert, Vans Merchandising Manager for Women & Kids.
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