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(NEW YORK) It’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and one way to give back during this celebratory time is by supporting businesses owned by cultures that make up the Asian community.
Following many anti-Asian attacks that have taken place this year, now is an optimal opportunity to stand in solidarity and show support.
In March, fashion and beauty industry leaders were among other notables who began using their platforms to spread awareness and speak out again anti-Asian racism.
The following month, SAG Award nominee Jamie Chung wore a statement-making Edie Parker purse that read “Stop Asian Hate.”
Key pieces from the Vans x SpongeBob SquarePants collection include:
Old Skool checkerboard emblazoned quarter panel featuring SpongeBob and his loyal pet snail, Gary, hidden amongst the checks, and finished with a leather yellow Sidestripe and âOff The Wallâ written in a font that is synonymous with the beloved animated series.
Imaginaaation short sleeve tee that pays homage to the season three episode that depicts SpongeBob and Patrick as they use their creativity to play with an empty box.
Airbrush Woven long sleeve tee highlighting the characters and cartoon elements of Bikini Bottom.
Best Buddies Hoodie with custom Vans âOff The Wallâ graphic inspired by each character down the sleeve.
Vans is launching a
Spongebob Squarepants collection, and we’re ready for Bikini Bottom Fashion Week.
The upcoming line, due to be released on 4 June, sees Vans team up with Spongebob superfan and designer Sandy Liang.
She’s previously collaborated with Nickelodeon for a special release T-shirt, but this time she’s created a five-piece capsule collection with Vans.
The Spongebob x Vans line features a bucket hat, T-shirt, hoodie, and two pairs of reimagined Vans Sk8-Hi 38 DX shoes.
Discussing the collection with
Teen Vogue, Liang said: “I wanted to refer back to Bikini Bottom whenever possible, but also while bringing the characters more into the real world, as in my version of the Lower East Side.