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Brand: National Geographic x Vans

Model: Authentic, Era, Old Skool, Sk8-Hi, and Slip-On

Key Features: The National Geographic x Vans sneakers feature canvas uppers, vulcanized sole units, and waffle outsoles. Leather detailing is implemented on multiple pairs from the collection, while each model is branded with both Nat Geo and Vans insignias.

Release Date: June 1

Price: Approximately $82 (Authentic and Slip-On), $88 (Era), $93 (Old SKool), and $104 (Sk8-Hi)

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Editor’s Notes: Vans has teamed up with National Geographic for a new five-piece collaboration geared towards nature-loving sneakerheads. A followup to Nat Geo's graphic tee release from March, the footwear collection consists of staple Vans silhouettes in the Authentic, Era, Old Skool, Sk8-Hi, and Slip-On.

Each sneaker is decorated with imagery dedicated to some form of nature, in addition to National Geographic magazine covers. Co-branding is also present on all five pairs.

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