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WTAPS and Vans Join Forces on Another Collection Together

WTAPS and Vans continue their ongoing collaboration as the two launch their 15th range together, launching the latest in two separate drops. This time around, the capsule features two different themes -- the first one taps into militaristic themes that are true to WTAPS design language and applies that to a range of Vans silhouettes. It also incorporates the notable bones print.

The second collection is more seasonally appropriate with winter just around the corner, the silhouettes are made with a utilitarian design language with an elevated construction to combat the terrains of winter. The silhouettes in the new capsule include the "OG Chukka LX, OG Era LX, OG Old Skool LX, and Half Cab" -- all of which are detailed with the WTAPS logo stitched onto the suede uppers.
Trend Themes
1. Collaborative Footwear Collections - The ongoing collaboration between WTAPS and Vans serve as a reminder for other shoe brands to form partnerships, leverage each other's strengths and gain new markets.
2. Season-appropriate Footwear Collections - Brands should think of creating season-appropriate footwear collections to cater to the needs of their customers and stay competitive in the market.
3. Militaristic Themed Footwear - The integration of military-inspired design elements to footwear opens up a new market for designers and shows a consumer interest in utilitarian designs.
Industry Implications
1. Footwear Industry - The partnership between WTAPS and Vans shows how collaborations can lead to innovation in the footwear industry and create buzz for new products.
2. Fashion Industry - The trend of military-inspired design in footwear showcases the fashion industry's potential for disruptive innovation and new styles.
3. Outdoor Gear Industry - Season-appropriate footwear targeting specific weather conditions can help businesses differentiate themselves and tap into the growing demand for outdoor gear and experiences.

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