My Favorites: Retro Vans Sneakers

By staff
March 19, 2007

Vans is an active sports shoe company that has defined itself as one of the most youthful, hip athletic shoe brand out there. Vans were originally sold in Southern California and were quickly picked up by skateboarders, including great Stacy Peralta and Tony Alva. Today, Vans sneakers are available in 60 retro styles and can be found in 190 company-owned retail stores.

Slip onClassic Slip-On

This deck shoe shape dispenses with laces for a smooth look and a comfortable shape. They will last a long time and can take you anywhere. The unmistakable design is stylish and modern, and the classic slip-on has a highly youthful shape. The gum rubber sole is great for both indoor and outdoor use.

Old skoolOld Skool

The Old Skool sneakers have a bold shape, including contrasting navy and black shoes with white topstitching. A highly casual shoe with so much retro style, the Vans Old Skool gives us casual comfort with a lot of style. This Vans shoe is also available in black with the self Vans stripe, or white with a self Vans Stripe. You’ll find the Old Skools surprisingly versatile.

AuthenticAuthentic 

Vans Authentic Core Classic are traditional Vans at their best. A cool, slightly inflated sole has an interesting shape. The solid black Vans have a thick black sole and black stitching, but if you crave a bold style, try a pair of Core Classics with a red upper and a white sole. They’re bright and great for a striped summer shirt or button-down.

EraEra

This retro shoe should be high on your lists of must-have classic Vans. The skate shoe shape has contrasting laces and a piped effect on the sole. This recognizable, very classic shape is an awesome option for anyone who craves a youthful sneaker with a fun shape. They’re great in red, but they’re also available in cream, navy and black.



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