The Jefferson you know and love in a new clog-style silhouette. Made from Sugarlite™, our sugarcane-based EVA, it’s both stylish and good for the planet— producing less greenhouse gas emissions than traditional EVA.
The Sk8-Low, a takedown of the legendary Vans high-top shoe, is built with an array of colors and materials to provide a familiar Sk8-Hi aesthetic in a low-top shoe.
The Sk8-Hi is an all-time Vans classic. But the Sk8-Hi MTE-1 is built for adventure with a water resistant upper, a Primaloft® insulation package, and an outsole that’s designed for increased traction.
Lizzie Armanto is one of few women with their name on a signature skateboarding shoe—but she didn’t set out to make a women’s skate shoe. Instead, she wanted to provide something else entirely for a wider range of skaters whose needs were not being met.
First introduced in 1977, the Vans #98—now known as the Classic Slip-On—instantly became an icon in Southern California. Fast forward to today, and the Classic Slip-On is known worldwide for its comfortable silhouette, easy wearability, and beloved design
Constructed with durable suede uppers in seasonal colorways. The Pig Suede Old Skool includes re-enforced toe caps, supportive padded collars, and signature rubber waffle outsoles.
The Sk8-Hi was introduced in 1978 and showcased the now-iconic Vans Sidestripe on a new, innovative high top silhouette. The second model featuring the recognizable marker formerly known as the “jazz stripe,” it brought a whole new look to the Vans family
First known as the Vans #36, the Old Skool debuted in 1977 with a unique new addition: a random doodle drawn by founder Paul Van Doren, and originally referred to as the “jazz stripe.”
First introduced in 1977, the Vans #98-now known as the Classic Slip-On—instantly became an icon in Southern California. Fast forward to today, and the Classic Slip-On is known worldwide for its comfortable silhouette, easy wearability, and beloved design
The Manteca is back and more buttery than ever. A DC favorite from the 2000s, we gave it an updated toe cap and slightly slimmer build. Complete with modern comfort and technical features, the all-new Manteca 4 is a remastered classic.
First introduced in 1977, the Vans #98—now known as the Classic Slip-On—instantly became an icon in Southern California. Fast forward to today, and the Classic Slip-On is known worldwide for its comfortable silhouette, easy wearability, and beloved design
