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Introducing Vans x The Nightmare Before Christmas
The film originates from a poem written by Tim burton in 1982 and is now beloved internationally for its iconic characters, wicked humour and famous verses. The genre of the classic movie is cohesive with the traditional Vans grungey style, making it a perfect partner for the brand's newest collab. Perfectly timed for autumn/winter dressing, Tim Burton’s 1993 twisted musical is always a firm favourite for the Halloween to Christmas period.
1. Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas's Jack Classic Slip-On Trainers - Black/White
Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas
The traditional black and white slip-on has been transformed into the iconic character Jack the skeleton. A monochrome masterpiece that captures the essence of the collaboration through the elevated simplicity of the statement slip-on silhouette.
2. Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas Sk8-Hi Trainers - Multi
Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas
A little bit festive but still very twisted. Explore the city as Jack explores Christmas Town in these red, blue and black Sk8-His.
3. Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas's Lsb Old Skool Trainers - Multi
Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas
We are batty about this remixed Old Skool style featuring the three of Tim Burton's most famous characters; Lock, Shock and Barrel. They are sure to put a spell on you.
4. Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas's Haunted Toys Classic Slip-On Lace Trainers - Black
Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas
If you're not one for bright colour or patterns, this is an option for you. These all-black classic slip-on trainers have lace detailing and haunted toy pins for a little extra fear factor. Made by the Vampire Brothers, these creepy companions add the finishing touch.
5. Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas's Sally Era Stacked Trainers - Multi
Vans X The Nightmare Before Christmas
Platforms worthy of a Pumpkin King. With a patchwork of mixed colours and patterns, this is a style for those unafraid of a bit of clashing. Incorporating the trending chunky sole shape into the range, the platform style brings the 90s cult classic into 2019’s AW trends.
Sarah Atkinson Writer and expert
