Supreme x Vans Spring 2023 Collaboration
Spring 2023 has been quite an eventful one for Supreme, especially on the collaborations front as it has released projects with partners like COOGI, Clarks Originals and Bernadette Corporation. And this week it's slated to reunite with one of its longstanding collaborators in Vans to roll out a new footwear capsule that's centered around the Skate Grosso Mid and the Era.This initiative sees the Skate Grosso Mid reimagined in three colorways: cream, pink and black. The trio is devised with premium suede toe boxes and overlays while the canvas side panels are treated with dollar bill graphics. Additionally, each variation is styled with an angelic jazz stripe and solid black midsoles while Supreme's branding is embroidered into the rear in Old English font and on the inside of the tongues in its standard box logo form. Its Era counterpart takes a more bold approach with its design as it utilizes the aforementioned money patterns in all-over fashion and features olive green laces to complement its base.Parties interested in copping can find this collection dropping in its U.S. and Europe markets online and in-store on June 1 and in Japan on June 3. Check out a closer look at each pair in the gallery above.For other news, Supreme and Nike reportedly have a Clogposite collaboration on the way. Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
Spring 2023 has been quite an eventful one for Supreme, especially on the collaborations front as it has released projects with partners like COOGI, Clarks Originals and Bernadette Corporation. And this week it's slated to reunite with one of its longstanding collaborators in Vans to roll out a new footwear capsule that's centered around the Skate Grosso Mid and the Era.
This initiative sees the Skate Grosso Mid reimagined in three colorways: cream, pink and black. The trio is devised with premium suede toe boxes and overlays while the canvas side panels are treated with dollar bill graphics. Additionally, each variation is styled with an angelic jazz stripe and solid black midsoles while Supreme's branding is embroidered into the rear in Old English font and on the inside of the tongues in its standard box logo form. Its Era counterpart takes a more bold approach with its design as it utilizes the aforementioned money patterns in all-over fashion and features olive green laces to complement its base.
Parties interested in copping can find this collection dropping in its U.S. and Europe markets online and in-store on June 1 and in Japan on June 3. Check out a closer look at each pair in the gallery above.
For other news, Supreme and Nike reportedly have a Clogposite collaboration on the way.
Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast
