Bicycle riders check it out, no questions asked. Blue Rag, a leader in Tokyo's bicycling culture, has collaborated with Vans.

With the keyword "Everyday Bike," BLUE LUG offers chill and comfortable bicycles for riding around town. Blue Lug is a popular bicycle store that has gained support for its tasteful customization, nimble footwork, and friendly and attentive customer service, and it is the go-to place for Tokyo bicyclists.

Bicyclists rejoice! . and those who don't will definitely be happy to hear that they have collaborated with "Vans" on a new collection. The collection will be released on September 30 (Sat) and includes two types of shoes, "SLIP ON" and "LAMPIN," as well as T-shirts, hats, and bike packs.

VANS × BLUE LUG SLIP ON ¥12,100 , VANS × BLUE LUG LAMPIN ¥13,750

For the mechanics at Blue Rag, who not only build cars but also ride bicycles for a living, Vans sneakers are an integral part of their daily lives.

For this collaborative work, the upper is made of tough synthetic leather to withstand hard mechanical work, and is stain and dirt resistant.

The tough-looking "SLIP ON" with reinforced parts is nice, and the bright two-tone "LAMPIN" looks great on a bicycle.

The shoes will also come with a special "Vans" version of the "Blue Rag" reflector, the Triangle Reflector Mini, as seen here. It can be attached to the seat post of a bicycle, or even to a backpack or messenger bag because of its small size.

VANS × BLUE LUG ROAD SAFETY T-SHIRT ¥4,400

VANS × BLUE LUG CYCLE WORK HAT ¥6,600

VANS × BLUE LUG MULTI BIKE PACK ¥9,900

The lineup includes a T-shirt with "Road Safety" written on the back, a hat with an original "Blue Rag" body, and a multi-bike pack that fits just right on a bicycle handlebar. All of these collections reflect a whiff of motorcycle culture that is typical of the "Blue Rag" brand.

These will be available at all "Blue Rag" stores. In addition, there will be a workshop to celebrate the launch of this collaboration on September 30 (Sat ) and Oct 1( Sun )) , if you are interested.Blue Rag" websiteCheck out the