KPop Demon Hunters fashion is not slowing down
If KPop Demon Hunters is still playing on repeat in your house, the characters are now making an equally determined move into children’s wardrobes.
Vans has been rolling out multiple KPop Demon Hunters collections during 2026, covering footwear, T-shirts, hoodies and other pieces inspired by HUNTR/X, the Saja Boys and the film’s wider visual world.
There are actually proper kids’ sizes
This is one of the most useful parts of the collaboration. The UK Vans range currently includes footwear for toddlers, younger children aged roughly four to eight and older children aged eight to fourteen.
The younger Old Skool design also swaps traditional laces for double hook-and-loop fastenings. That might not be the detail children get excited about, but parents trying to get everyone out of the door in the morning may appreciate it considerably more.
Vans has gone beyond printed characters
The collaboration uses established Vans silhouettes rather than creating generic character trainers. Old Skool, Classic Slip-On and other recognisable Vans shapes have been reworked around the film.
One of the most eye-catching developments is the Knu Skool Light Up. Vans describes it as the brand’s first-ever light-up design, bringing the glowing Honmoon idea directly into the shoe.
Good for older kids too
A lot of licensed footwear becomes noticeably more limited once children move beyond younger sizes. KPop Demon Hunters has such a strong music and fashion identity that it naturally lends itself to older children and tweens as well.
The result is a collection that can look like genuine streetwear first and character merchandise second — while younger fans still get all the recognisable colour, characters and fun they want.
