Iconic skate brand Vans has partnered with Sailor Moon to launch a limited-edition collaborative collection to celebrate the animated series' 30th anniversary. The expansive collection consists of a wide variety of items ranging from new footwear silhouettes to cozy crewneck sweaters and brightly patterned backpacks.
Two standout pieces in the Vans x Sailor Moon collection include the Women’s Sk8-Hi Stacked, which boasts a unique see-through sole, and the ComfyCush Slip-Ons that arrive dressed in Sailor Guardians and Dark Kingdom imagery. What's more, the collection delivers a range of accessories including colorful socks, beanies, caps, and backpacks.
For those interested, the Vans x Sailor Moon collection is set to drop on June 10 and will be available to purchase on the company's website.
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