Aaron Hope
February 17, 2013
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Vans issues two more styles that hearken back to the brand’s early days. These aren’t the eye-catching patterns we’ve seen from the Van Doren Series, but rather, a couple of 1970s-style two-toned colorups that combine canvas and suede on the appropriately named/chosen Vans Old Skool Vintage. These forest green/tan and blue/brown makeups have a classic appeal that’s still relevant because it’s so easy to wear and you can see up-close shots on both before buying at retailers like The General.
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