Tyler, the Creator Designed Some More Vans Sneakers

Golf Wang fans rejoice.

Aug 18, 2015
Golf Wang Vans
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Golf Wang Vans
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by Brendan Dunne

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Tyler, the Creator has been allowed to create some more Vans sneakers, and will return to the Old Skool silhouette for this new collection.

The rapper/producer posted images of the upcoming capsule on the Golf Wang Tumblr account. Keep in mind that the shoes will probably billed as a Golf Wang x Vans project rather than a Tyler, the Creator x Vans one.

The sneakers match the colorful standard set by the rest of Tyler's output with bright palettes and some classic Vans checkerboard flavor.

The sneaker release date for this new set of Golf Wang Vans is Aug. 29.

Golf Wang x Vans Syndicate Old Skool "Pink"

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Golf Wang x Vans Syndicate Old Skool "Yellow"

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Golf Wang x Vans Syndicate Old Skool "Orange"

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Golf Wang x Vans Syndicate Old Skool "Blue"

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