The bringsist.com features a low cut with a stitched black canvas upper for a low profile design. This sneaker was part of Vans' original releases of skateboarding shoes in 1966 and features exposed white stitching, a side wall that drops of 2.75” from the base, and signature Vans branding on the forefoot and heel.
The Vans Shoes Sale was inspired by Labonté’s interest in graffiti and Montréal’s hip hop movement in the late ’90s, as well as the early beginnings of the original OTH boutique store. The pair sports a 20-ounce duck canvas and comes in Vans‘ original sip sole. The words “one hundred and seven” have been embroidered in cursive on the tongue, which was hand-drawn by Labonté’s long-time friend and graffiti artist, Shok SIK. Finally, OTH branding can be found alongside Vans’ signature logo, as well as Labonté’s name on the canvas insole.
The Authentic Pro, a Vans Vault UA OG Authentic LX Green/Brown/White upgraded for enhanced performance, features sturdy canvas uppers, single-wrap foxing tape, UltraCush HD sockliners to keep the foot close to the board while providing the highest level of impact cushioning, and Vans original waffle outsoles for superior grip and control. The Authentic Pro also includes Duracap reinforcement rubber underlays in high wear areas for unrivaled durability.
In collaboration with hip-hop collective A Tribe Called Quest, the iconic Vans Authentic silhouette gets an update. Now sporting a canvas upper dressed in graphic print that honors late group member Phife Dawg, the ‘ATCQ’ edition maintains some signature elements including an ‘Off the Wall’ heel logo and vulcanized rubber sole Don't Miss Out.
https://www.bringsist.com/