Aaron Hope
March 27, 2013
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It’s been treated to several graphic-intensive colorways of late, but what about the first pattern that ever appeared on the Vans Slip-On? Flash back to Fast Times with this vintage styled Vans Slip-On, a design whose checkerboard isn’t colored exactly like Jeff Spicoli’s, though the traditional Dress Blue and gold combo most definitely resonates with a vintage vibe. Have a closer look after the jump, then grab this checkerboard Slip-On at Off the Wall retailers like SNS.
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