Supreme and Vans Collab on a Sneaker That Will Make Your Mom Cry

EAT ME.

Sep 16, 2015
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Another season of Supreme means at least a few collaborations with Vans, and today we're getting a glimpse at their first collab of Fall/Winter 2015.

Using the mid-top version of the Sk8-Hi model as its foundation, Supreme has cooked up three colorways adorned with an all-over print script that reads "Eat Me." Built with suede and canvas uppers with leather liners and insoles, these Sk8-Mids will be available in tan, black, and an especially dope looking purple.

This same print is found on a number of items in Supreme's Fall/Winter collection, meaning you can actually go all "Eat Me" everything and cop the matching hoodie and shorts, too. 

The Supreme x Vans Sk8-Mid "Eat Me" collection will be available exclusively from Supreme in store and online tomorrow, September 17. Prices vary.





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