
Vans Hits the Courts with Setinn To Serve Up Two Tennis Sneakers
For the first time,Vansis heading down to the tennis courts with the help of the Japanese tennis brand, Setinn.
Vans Japanhas teamed up with the seasoned sporting imprint to present its first pair of tennis sneakers: the Setinn x Vans Authentic and the Setinn x Vans Speed. Guided by the concept of 'playing tennis with skate shoes,' Vans brings its design ethos to the uncharted terrain. Both the Authentic and the Speed, for the most part, maintain their original silhouette, reworked merely with minimalistic design elements throughout.
To start, the Authentic model is simply dipped in a black-and-white grid-like print, emulating that of the tennis net. Vans' signature branded tag remains on the upper, with a Setinn stamp on the white midsole. As for the Speed, the more oversized sneaker similarly lands in an all-white colorway, accented with green branded hits landing on the tongue, heel, and outsole.
Complementing the two sneakers comes a clean capsule of apparel and accessories, including co-branded graphic tees, athletic shorts, a bandana and a tennis cap.
Peep the full Vans x Setinn footwear-fronted tennis capsule in the lookbook above and expect the range to drop for purchase on August 9. Find the full release details in the Instagram post below.

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