Vault by Vans brings forth the next installment of Original Classics as a tribute to two iconic low-tops, the Era and Style 36. The OG Era LX follows the same design specs as its first run in 1976 for three styles featuring the archived “Palm Leaf” print. Vibrant color combinations in Navy/Green, Peach/Antique White and Pool Blue/Black reflect the edgy skate vibe of the ‘80s. The OG Style 36 LX is reintroduced for a duo of “Two Tone” offerings in Classic Blue/Dandelion and Orange Rust/Coconut Shell. First seen in 1978 with the Vans sidestripe, the Style 36 is the original rendering of the Old Skool. The “Palm Leaf” editions of the OG Era LX and “Two Tone” makes of the OG Style 36 LX arrive this June at key Vault by Vans stockists.

To coincide with the 106 LX shoe collab, Vans Vault and Frank’s Chop Shop created a matching New Era 59Fifty fitted cap. The hat matches the shoes colorway and is available exclusively at Frank’s Chop Shop and select Vault by Vans accounts in the USA. Get a closer look over at Highsnobiety.

NYC barbershop Frank’s Chop Shop has linked up with Vans Vault for a collabo shoe in their Fall 2011 Collection, the 106LX. The shoe sports a black leather and suede upper with red accents on the laces and the mid-sole with the Chop Shop logo on the tongue. Head over to Proper to cop a pair. Via Highsnobiety.

For summer 2011 Vans Vault will release the Hawaiian flavored Aloha Pack. The pack will consist of two classical models, the Era and the Sk8-Hi in a combination of colorways. Look for this to drop mid April and see the whole kit after the jump.

The reboot of the iconic Vans Vault Mid Skool ‘77 & Prized Laced has started to hit retailers. The new colorways are definitely a good look for ushering in Spring. Cop a pair of the Vault classic at DQM and get closer look after the jump.

Vans Vault held an event at Proper in Long Beach, California on Saturday to celebrate the release of the new Ray Barbee collection and to celebrate his 20 years of influence on skateboarding. In an amazingly rad display, Proper had all of Barbee’s boards from 1989 to the present including Powell-Peralta, The Firm, and his upcoming deck with Element. The Element artwork was done by none other than Sean Cliver, the man responsible for the original Barbee Ragdoll graphic. As if the night couldn’t be steeped in any more legendary-ness, Barbee and Tommy Guerrero closed things out with a jam session. Check out the boards after the jump. Via Sean Cliver/DisposableBlog. Read Cliver’s super dope essay on Barbee here.