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The Van Doren brothers and partners opened the Van Doren Rubber Company in 1966. The company consisted of a manufacturing facility and retail store that made the customization of shoes possible. In the same year they released the style #44, now known as the Vans Authentic, a shoe that according to one of the founders was the equivalent of Sherman tanks. This was due to the tick soles and durability of the materials used in the shoes. Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, the company, Vans, started releasing the icons that we know of today such as the Sk8-Hi and classic slip-on. Followed up by signing a long-term partnership with Supreme in 1996, the brand managed to catch the eyes of various consumers. Until this day, the sneakers are mostly loved within the skate community, but it has also made its way into popular culture through collaboration with Marvel, David Bowie, and Nintendo

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Vans x Baskèts

By adding Vans to our collection, we provide our creative and professional clientele, with the basics that can elevate their everyday look. The carefully constructed and durable materials used in the production of the Vans offer our consumers comfort for an extended period of time. Additionally, the classic black and white color pallet and their vibrant colorways make it a sneaker that can easily be combined with the other brands in our stores. So, whether you are going for a more muted monochromatic or colorful look these sneakers will dot the i's and cross the t's.

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Vans’ everyday silhouette

If you are looking for a way to complete your look you can never go wrong with silhouettes of Vans. Where the Old Skool offers you the opportunity to show off your latest socks, the SK8-Hi can aid you with staying extra protected while skating due to the extra support and durability at the ankle. All in all, classic models for everyday comfort.

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