Vans
Vans men's sneakers at Cecile Milan. The Old Skool with its side stripe, the high-top Sk8-Hi, the stripped-back Authentic and the laceless Slip-On — the models that took Vans from the Californian skate parks of the 1960s into everyday wear. Browse by model below.
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Old Skool
The Vans Old Skool arrived in 1977 as the Style 36 and was the first Vans to carry the side stripe — drawn freehand by founder Paul Van Doren and later trademarked as the Jazz Stripe. Suede panels at the toe and heel were added for skaters who wore through canvas. Today it is the brand's most recognised silhouette. Men's sizes, original colourways.
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Authentic
The Authentic is where Vans began: the first shoe sold from the Anaheim workshop in 1966, a plain canvas low-top on a waffle outsole. Available in men's sizes in its original colourways, shipped across Europe from Milan.
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Slip-On
The Slip-On dropped the laces altogether in the late 1970s, and its black-and-white checkerboard version became one of the most copied patterns in footwear. Available in men's sizes in its original colourways, shipped across Europe from Milan.
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Knu Skool
The Knu Skool revives a 1990s Vans silhouette, with an oversized padded tongue, fat laces and a chunkier sidewall than the Old Skool. Available in men's sizes in its original colourways, shipped across Europe from Milan.
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Super Lowpro
The Super Lowpro is a pared-back take on the classic skate shape, with a flattened sole unit and slimmer proportions that sit lower on the foot. Available in men's sizes in its original colourways, shipped across Europe from Milan.
