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As the weather cools, Vans is dressing its classic Slip-on in something a little cozier for the season. So it put corduroy on the famously laceless skate shoe.

What's interesting about these particular Slip-ons is that they feature "worn-in" corduroy uppers finished with what looks like either paint splatter or intentional scuffs. Either way, it's a cool corduroy skate shoe with some vintage swag.

Although the Authentic and Old Skool have been heavily in the spotlight, there have also been a lot of interesting Slip-Ons hitting the streets. Vans recently dropped nice Harris Tweed iterations, as well as an extra-minimalist Shadow version with Vibram soles.

Now, we're getting impressive corduroy versions. Well, some of us will.

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Right now, Vans' Premium Classic Slip-On 98 Corduroy sneakers are available on Billy's website in black and bordeaux colorways. The retail price? ¥13,750, or around $86.

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