Designed by four iconic artists – Vans Era Sale, Mister Cartoon, Geoff McFetridge and Taka Hayashi – the collection includes four unique interpretations of Mickey on the illustrious Sk8-Hi silhouette with a matching short sleeve t-shirt. Each of the four artists combines their patented stylings with Mickey’s jovial attitude that expresses their individualism as well as the iconic nature of one of Disney’s original characters.

Utilizing the same combination of Vans Vault Sale and black from Lorenzo’s 2016 Vans collab, the famous designer’s take on the Chuck provides a stately, high-end aesthetic. One pair opts for a two-tone look, with cream used on the lateral and medial panels, while black arrives on the throat and toe cap, seemingly splitting the shoe directly down the middle. The other pair elects to keep things classic with a simple black upper, making for a style that’s very similar to an OG Chuck. There’s more though: it wouldn’t be a FOG collaboration without a plentiful helping of little details, and both pairs offer them in spades. Extra-long laces are secured with a heel loop, the medial midfoot boasts a single metal eyelet instead of the usual duo, and the left shoe’s classic Converse heel tab is replaced with a FOG essentials patch while the right heel is left untouched.

Jerry Lorenzo‘s Fear Of God boasts a fervent following and extravagant price Vans Authentic Sale. The designer’s unique take on classic wardrobe pieces boasting extra-long drawstrings and slouchy fits have inspired many an imitation over the past few years, and Lorenzo’s collaborative footwear has become highly desired as well. The designer has worked with Vans on shoes the Vans Sk8-Hi and Vans Era, reportedly has a collaboration with Nike—possibly a SF-AF1—on the way, and recently revealed two signature iterations of one of the most iconic sneakers of all time—the Converse Chuck Taylor—as part of his upcoming FOG Essentials line.

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