Calling all witches and wizards, Vans have released the first pictures of their new Harry Potter collection and we want them all.

With over 4.5 billion books sold worldwide, in over 79 languages he is arguably one of the worlds most famous wizards, not to mention a film franchise that has grossed the second-highest amount in history ($7.7 billion).

The Wizarding World phenomenon has now been turned into a collection by Vans, for the first ever footwear collection from the series.

Whether you're Gryffindor or Slytherin, the Vans x HarryPotter footwear and apparel collection will have something for you.

Named and styled for each house of the famed Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Vans is releasing four exclusive colorways  as part of their footwear collection including, a Sk8-Hi in Gryffindor, an Era in Slytherin, Authentic in Ravenclaw and Classic Slip-On in Hufflepuff. There's also a ComfyCush Era themed for the film’s fictitious newspaper features newsprint graphics in Daily Prophet.

The Vans x Harry Potter collection will be able to buy from Vans from June 2019.

What trainers are included in the Harry Potter x Vans collection?

Sk8-Hi in Gryffindor

Era in Slytherin

Authentic in Ravenclaw

Classic Slip-On in Hufflepuff

ComfyCush Era in Daily Prophet

Alongside the footwear colledction is a selection of men’s and women’s apparel which has been  'similarly inspired by the four houses of Hogwarts, while also referencing the series’ novel titles and a back-to-school vibe as well. Men’s apparel highlights include an Old Skool Backpack in Gryffindor colorway, Torrey Black in Deathly Hallows and a Harry Potter 4 Houses Pullover in white'.

If you're a supporter of the Dark Arts then good news as the women’s apparel assortment also contains a Deathly Hollows Crop LS shirt in two-color cloud wash with black foil screen printing on the front, and a Dark Arts Backpack made of sturdy nylon with wand motion screen print, Death Eaters reflective print and Harry Pottery logo patch.

Mischief managed!

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