Vans and Opening Ceremony are continuing their partnership, more recently revealing a plaid skate shoe, that pays homage to 90's skate culture by printing the bold graphic on the brand's classic Lampin silhouette.
The low-top shoe offers the wearer optimal comfort that's ideal for a casual walk around town, or a more intense workout at the skate park. Available in both forest green and red hues, these shoes promise to enhance any outfit, serving as a practical yet bold statement piece. Both the canvas upper and the rubber midsole features the plaid pattern, while the shoe's white laces offer a subtle contrast in color.
Both comfortable and unique, these plaid skate shoes pay homage to the revival of 90's culture, while serving as comfortable footwear.
Collaborative Plaid Skate Shoes
Vans and Opening Ceremony Revive an Iconic 90's Skate Look
Trend Themes
1. 90's Skate Culture Revival - Brands can capitalize on the nostalgia for 90's skate culture by creating modern and unique fashion pieces for the younger generation.
2. Collaborative Fashion Design - Collaborating with fashion designers is an innovative approach for footwear brands to create unique and trendy products that cater to a wider audience.
3. Comfortable and Fashionable Footwear - There is an opportunity for footwear brands to create fashionable products that prioritize comfort, catering to consumers who seek both style and practicality in their footwear
Industry Implications
1. Footwear Industry - With the rise in popularity of unique and comfortable footwear, the footwear industry has an opportunity to innovate and develop products that caters to both style and practicality.
2. Fashion Industry - Collaborating with footwear brands is a great opportunity for fashion designers to expand their audience and provide creative input into the design of footwear products.
3. Skateboarding Industry - With the resurgence of 90's skate culture, the skateboarding industry has an opportunity to innovate by introducing new designs and products to a new generation of consumers.