POPMART × VANS PREMIUM / AUTHENTIC 44 DIMOO / VN000EA

Express the world of dreams with skate shoes! A collaboration with POPMART!
A pair that embodies the world of DIMOO, created in collaboration with POPMART, a representative of the art toy culture originating from Beijing, and VANS.
Based on a faded black, the design is adorned with DIMOO motifs and skateboard graphics, mixing a fantastical story with a street vibe.

POP MART is an art toy manufacturer based in Beijing, founded in 2010. It gained popularity with toys known as blind boxes, where the contents are unknown until opened, and has globally expanded its unique characters through a wide range of items including figures, miscellaneous goods, and apparel.
Among them, DIMOO is one of the popular series created by artist AYAN.
The boy DIMOO, who has large eyes, is depicted as shy in reality and anxious about the future, yet bravely steps into new worlds in his dreams.
This story world is DIMOO WORLD.
In his dreams, DIMOO meets MOTHER CLOUD, with BABY CLOUD, who becomes his partner, residing on his head.
BABY CLOUD continues to accompany DIMOO, changing its form according to emotions.
The images of "Cloud Kingdom" and "Adventure" told in this collaboration can be said to symbolize the fantastical journey of DIMOO WORLD.

The base is the AUTHENTIC 44, which symbolizes the classic of VANS.
Based on a simple low-cut silhouette rooted in the early style 44, this time it is adorned with a faded black, reconstructed with DIMOO motifs and skateboard graphics.
By layering the dreamy atmosphere of DIMOO WORLD onto a street-colored canvas, it achieves a pop yet somewhat introspective mood.

VANS PREMIUM
A line that refines the iconic silhouette with premium materials and design details, proposing a new level of comfort.

The base model adopts the Vans Premium model, featuring high-rebound polyurethane foam "SOLA FOAM ADC" made with 30% bio-based materials for comfortable wear.

VANSIn the 1970s, it introduced skateboarding shoes, and its simple design and grippy soles gradually gained popularity among skaters. It received immense support not only from skaters but also from BMX riders, and by the end of the 1970s,