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- Vans Wayvee Shoes - Smoke/Navy
- Vans Dx Skate Duffle Bag - Olivine
- Vans Skate Rowley Shoes - Grey/White
- Vans Skate Rowley Shoes - Suede Tan/Gum
- Vans The Lizzie Shoes - Vintage White
- Vans Original Backpack - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Skate Authentic Shoes - Y2K Acid Black
- Vans Lewis Mills Camper Hat - Black
- Vans Rowan 2 Shoes - Red/White
- Vans Obstacle Skate Backpack - Bistro Green
- Vans Carnell Shirt - Marshmallow/Oatmeal
- Vans Lewis Mills Crew Socks - Incense
- Vans Kyle Walker Shoes - Gothic Olive
- Vans Original Standards Loose Fleece Shorts - Black
- Vans Gemini Sunglasses - Iceberg Green
- Vans Dx Skatepack Backpack - Olivine
- Vans Crockett High Shoes - Khaki/Gum
- Vans Range Denim Relaxed Shorts - Stonewash Blue
- Vans Belden Sunglasses - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Rowley XLT Shoes - Black/Chili Pepper
- Vans Range Relaxed Elastic Shorts - Marshmallow/Malibu Blue
- Vans Balboa II Tank Top - Olivine/Cement Heather
- Vans Style 76 Back T-Shirt - Dusty Blue/Dress Blues
- Vans Showstopper Sunglasses - Yarrow
- Vans Voyage Essentials Board Shorts - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Houser Shirt - Copper Tan
- Vans 66 Sunglasses - Autumn Leaf
- Vans Drill Chore Loose Carpenter Cord Shorts - Incense
- Vans Hip Cat Sunglasses - Autumn Leaf
- Vans Skate Old Skool Shoes - Gothic Olive
- Vans Full Patch Back T-Shirt - Copper Tan/White
- Vans Authentic Chino Relaxed Shorts - Olivine
- Vans Range Nylon Loose Shorts - Antelope
- Vans Lewis Mills Polo Shirt - Incense
- Vans Sunface Crew Socks - Black
- Vans Cullen Shirt - Pale Aqua/Marshmallow
- Vans Classic Ankle Socks - White
- Vans Art Half Crew Socks - White/Black
- Vans Halecrest Polo Shirt - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Seasonal Tie Dye Crew II Socks - Copen Blue
- Vans Range Checkerboard Cord Loose Shorts - Antelope
- Vans Range Checkerboard Cord Loose Shorts - Blackberry Wine
- Vans Range Cargo Loose Shorts - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Range Cargo Loose Shorts - Black
- Vans Range Plaid Loose Shorts - Marshmallow
- Vans Seasonal Tie Dye Crew II Socks - Iceberg Green
- Vans Full Patch Snapback Hat - Bistro Green
- Vans Easy Patch Camper Hat - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Fresh Script Structured Jockey Hat - Bistro Green
- Vans Whammy Low Unstructured Hat - Blackberry Wine
- Vans Full Back Patch T-Shirt - White/Black
- Vans Full Back Patch T-Shirt - Black/White
- Vans Sunface Jockey Hat - Coffee Liqueur
- Vans Sunface Jockey Hat - Black
- Vans Check-5 Printed Loose Denim Pants - Vintage Indigo
- Vans Ashford Denim Jacket - Stone Wash
- Vans Classic Half Crew Socks - White
- Vans Quick Hit T-Shirt - Black
- Vans Hard Peace Long Sleeve T-Shirt - Black
- Vans Sunface T-Shirt - Black
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Vans Shoes have always been a little “Off The Wall". It’s a brand of firsts, never looking to what the competition is doing, but rather, what it can contribute to the industry. Be it shoe design, production, or marketing, Vans has always had its own approach. Much of its success can be attributed to the shoes it designed in its first 30 years. The Authentic, Era, Old Skool, Sk8-Hi, and Slip-Ons (a.k.a. Vans Classics) - its best-selling shoes, were all designed within 15 years of The Vans Doren Rubber Company opening its doors to the public March 16, 1966.
Vans’ approach to the shoe business has always been authentic: orders were taken, manufactured, and delivered to the public all from one location. One of its most popular shoes today, The Authentic, originally called the Vans #44 Deck Shoes, were designed in ‘66 and adopted as a favorite shoe by early 1970’s skateboarders. These skateboarders liked its rugged makeup and sticky sole, and started to refer to the Van Doren Rubber Company simply as "The House of Vans."
By the late 1970’s and 80’s, Vans had the skateboard shoe market cornered. Between Tony Alva and Stacey Peralta, two of the most popular pool skaters from the 70’s, skating the Vans Era (released in 1976 as the Vans #95), and Jeff Spicoli, Sean Penn’s loveable portrayal of a stoner/surfer in the hit movie Fast Times At Ridgemont High, rocking Vans Slip-Ons (released in 1977 as the Vans #98), Vans were seemingly everywhere.
The popularity of skateboarding and the California lifestyle opened up the door for Vans Apparel. In 1976, Vans released the now classic "Off The Wall" skate logo and tag. Soon, high-school hallways across America were filled with kids wearing Vans t-shirts, emulating the styles they saw in skate/surf mags and movies popularizing the "California lifestyle."
1987 marked a new chapter in the Vans story. Instead of revolutionary shoe designs, Vans made a series of revolutionary marketing/business firsts that fundamentally changed how skateboarding, surfing, and snowboarding were viewed by society. In ‘91, Vans went public on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange at $14 a share; In ‘93, it released its first snowboard boot; In ‘95, it sponsored the Warped Tour for the first time, a music festival that it eventually bought a controlling interest, and as of 2001, The Vans Warped Tour is the longest American Concert Series running; In ‘97 it sponsored the Inaugural Triple Crown of skateboarding - by 2000 it’s the Vans Triple Crown Series, bringing together skateboarding, BMX, Wakeboarding, snowboarding, freestyle motocross, and supercross. The list is literally endless as Vans continues to blaze new trails, and contribute to skateboarding/board culture in new and positive ways daily.