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Even when wrapped in classic florals, Vans' thrashed Old Skool sneaker is super hardcore.

The newest version emerges with several edgy touches, including pre-scuffed soles, black leather details with metal studs, and rugged, grippy Vibram soles.

The Vans sneaker also gets wrapped in floral-patterned heavyweight canvas, almost as if the brand had ripped the material from a grandmother's couch.

Really, these rebellious pairs are the perfect shoe for punk grannies...who may or may not still hit the skate park.

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In addition to the floral pairs, Vans is also releasing a similar distressed Old Skool sneaker in black and white. Both will be available on the brand's website starting November 13, retailing for $160.

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Vans' Old Skool has lived quite the life this year. It went through a luxury phase as a "Chanel" skate shoe. The model even went goth mode there for a second.

Oh, and let's not forget the faux "jeakers" moment, courtesy of FDMTL.

Now, Vans' classic Old Skool is ready to rock out, elderly style.

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