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Vans Vault UA Knu-Skool VR3 LX x Imran Potato
Vans Vault UA Knu-Skool VR3 LX x Imran Potato
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Imran Potato is the brainchild of the entrepreneurial Imran Moosvi. Moosvi gained recognition for the 'bootleg' clothing projects he'd dream up whilst in college, often placing two highly recognisable brands together in playful and exuberant styles. It wasn't long before Moosvi's work would garner the attention and interest of the rich, and famous and those with an eye for the inherently fun vibe to the work. Who could forget those feet shoes Jim Carrey stepped out in?!
This May sees Imran Potato rework the Vans UA Knu-Skool VR3 LX. Offered here in a charcoal suede accented with leopard spot print for added rad'ness! As you can see these aren't your usual Old Skool, these are Knu Skool's so expect an inflated and oversized upper in keeping with that signature bonkers Imran Potato aesthetic. A custom logo and foot print on the iconic waffle outsole sign off a bold take.
- Vans Vault UA Knu-Skool VR3 LX x Imran Potato
- Suede Upper
- Embroidered Artwork
- Vulcanised Sole Unit
- Printed Artwork On Outsole
- Vans Rubber Heel Scab
- Rubber Waffle Outsole
- Charcoal Colourway
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Imran Potato is the brainchild of the entrepreneurial Imran Moosvi. Moosvi gained recognition for the 'bootleg' clothing projects he'd dream up whilst in college, often placing two highly recognisable brands together in playful and exuberant style...
