VANS

Vans shoes with roots in skate culture

Vans hardly needs a big introduction. Since 1966, the brand has been making footwear with roots in skate culture, which today works just as well for everyday wear. The core of most Vans sneakers is the flat rubber waffle sole. Originally, it was designed to grip a skateboard, but today it is used as a solid and durable base for regular use.

Old Skool, Slip-On and Authentic

The selection covers the brand's most well-known models. The Vans Old Skool is easy to recognize by the white stripe along the side and is made in a durable combination of suede and canvas. The Vans Slip-On is the very simple, laceless model that is quick to put on – especially known in the version with the checkered checkerboard print. If you prefer the original look, the Vans Authentic is the classic canvas shoe with laces and a textile upper.

Styling Vans sneakers

The classic canvas sneakers are easy to pair with most of what you already have in your closet. They work particularly well with wide-leg trousers, relaxed jeans, or summer dresses. The flat rubber sole and simple design also provide a calm base for a more voluminous layered outfit. It is a type of shoe that adds an effortless and casual element to your attire.

FAQ

Q: How do Vans shoes fit?
A: Vans sneakers are generally true to size, so you can as a starting point choose the shoe size you usually wear. Be aware that canvas models often give a little and shape themselves to the foot as you wear them.

Q: Which Vans models are available in the selection?
A: The selection covers the brand's well-known silhouettes. This includes the striped Vans Old Skool, the laceless Vans Slip-On, and the brand's original model from 1966, Vans Authentic.

Q: Can I wash my Vans sneakers in the washing machine?
A: It is not recommended to wash the shoes in the washing machine, as the heat and water can dissolve the glue and damage the waffle sole. Instead, use a slightly damp cloth and a mild brush to clean the canvas upper.