Vans Sk8-Mid Reissue (Black/True White)

Description

Since their conception in 1966, Vans’ classic deck shoes have become contemporary footwear icons. Trainers by Vans, Reshuffle your trainer rotation, Lace-up fastening, Vans Old Skool stripe to side, Reinforced toe cap for added durability, Off The Wall logo to heel, Contrast sole, Signature waffle-grip tread. Since their conception in 1966, Vans’ classic deck shoes have become contemporary footwear icons. Founder Paul Van Doren opened his first store in California, and quickly saw Vans adopted by the wider skate community who clamoured for the shoes in more colours. With their thick vulcanised rubber soles and moulded waffle grips, Vans’ slip-on and lace up trainers now come in over 60 styles, alongside a comprehensive line of printed tees, logo sweatshirts and backpacks. With their thick vulcanised rubber soles and moulded waffle grips, Vans’ slip-on and lace up trainers now come in over 60 styles, alongside a comprehensive line of printed tees, logo sweatshirts and backpacks. Founder Paul Van Doren opened his first store in California, and quickly saw Vans adopted by the wider skate community who clamoured for the shoes in more colours. Trainers by Vans, Reshuffle your trainer rotation, Lace-up fastening, Vans Old Skool stripe to side, Reinforced toe cap for added durability, Off The Wall logo to heel, Contrast sole, Signature waffle-grip tread.

Key Features

• Since their conception in 1966, Vans’ classic deck shoes have become contemporary footwear icons.
• Trainers by Vans, Reshuffle your trainer rotation, Lace-up fastening, Vans Old Skool stripe to side, Reinforced toe cap for added durability, Off The Wall logo to heel, Contrast sole, Signature waffle-grip tread.
• With their thick vulcanised rubber soles and moulded waffle grips, Vans’ slip-on and lace up trainers now come in over 60 styles, alongside a comprehensive line of printed tees, logo sweatshirts and backpacks.
• Founder Paul Van Doren opened his first store in California, and quickly saw Vans adopted by the wider skate community who clamoured for the shoes in more colours.