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Brand: Led Zeppelin x Vans

Model: Era, Sk8-Hi

Key Features: Both sneakers feature a black base with white and/or red detailing and Led Zeppelin signage in tribute to the legendary British rockers. The two sneakers come with complementary apparel.

Release Date: February 22

Price: TBC

Buy: Vans and Led Zeppelin

Editor’s Notes: Vans and iconic rockers Led Zeppelin have teamed up to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the band's debut album with a capsule consisting of two sneakers, a shirt, and a trucker hat.

Outfitted with a range of Led Zeppelin signage, including the four symbols first deployed on album Led Zeppelin IV to represent each band member (it was the ’70s, okay?), the new Era and Sk8-Hi pay tribute to the group and its incalculable influence.

Black uppers with white and/or red highlights make this collection a thoroughly wearable option for fans. The Era features the band’s symbols across a premium leather construction, while the Sk8-Hi showcases artwork from the band's eponymous debut on a canvas upper.

Each pair sold comes with a custom shoebox and is available through Vans and the band's website starting February 22.

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