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Vans Add a Flash of Lime to the Premium Old Skool 36 Pearlized

Vans continues to expand its Pearlized collection with two upcoming releases of the Premium Old Skool 36. First is a bold new Lime colourway, set to launch on 12 November 2026, followed by the return of a fan-favourite, the Navy edition on 19 November. Both releases build on the collection’s approach to customisation, combining the Old Skool silhouette with vintage-inspired finishes and decorative details.

The Pearlized treatment gives the classic sneaker a more expressive identity, featuring pearl and crystal embellishments alongside intentionally distressed panels. The combination creates the impression of a well-worn pair that has been personalised and customised over time. 

Lime Adds Some Contrasts

The new Lime version adds a striking contrast to the silhouette, pairing vibrant green panels with black suede and the collection’s signature embellishments. Meanwhule, Navy offers a cleaner alternative, returning with the colour combination that helped establish the Pearlized series as a standout within the Vans Premium lineup.

Originally introduced as Style 36 in 1977, the silhouette was the first Vans model to feature the now iconic Sidestripe, before becoming known as the Old Skool in the early 1990s. The Premium execution builds on that heritage, with elevated materials and updated comfort.

The Old Skool 36 Pearlized “Yacht Club” releases on 10 September 2026 via Vans.com and select Vans retail locations. More pearlized colourways will follow throughout the season, with Marshmallow restocking on 10 September, Lime Pop releasing 10 November, Navy on 19 November, Black/Marshmallow on 27 November and Red on 10 December.

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