Vans is a brand known for teaming up with a variety of firms, celebrities and big companies. With the Mysterious Nintendo NX coming out soon, it only makes sense that Vans is feeding everyone's fantasy and making them into a reality by releasing a Nintendo games-inspired line of Vans sneakers.
Gizmodo reports that in order to come up with a special collection of Nintendo and Vans sneakers, the shoe company has been able to choose a wide range of Nintendo characters and styles. The Nintendo and Vans sneakers can definitely suit everybody's taste as it available in high-top and low-top styles for both male and female. There are also dark-colored Nintendo and Vans sneakers, as well as bright-colored ones.
Both kids and adult can certainly enjoy the designs of Nintendo and Vans sneakers for it's not limited to just Mario himself, but they also feature other classic gaming icons like Donkey Kong, Zelda and Duck Hunt to give interest to a wider audience.
For those who would love to own a pair of Nintendo and Vans sneakers but are not keen to wear such eccentric designs, Nintendo and Vans sneakers also have much lesser bold patterns like the pixelated ones and the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controllers.
According to shoe blog Sole Collector, German shoe retailer 43einhalb revealed that the Nintendo and Vans sneakers will not yet be available until June. But even though its debut is still a month away, the Nintendo and Vans sneakers collection mysteriously emerged online, giving everyone a preview on will be in store soon and drove fans into a frenzy. Although Nintendo is only bringing a single playable game to E3 2016 this year as reported by BGR, the company has definitely made up with it introducing the Nintendo and Vans sneakers.
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