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Vans

WHAT DO VANS STAND FOR?

Founded in California in the 1960’s Vans stands for  The Van Doren Rubber Company.

WHO FOUNDED VANS?

The legendary skate company was founded by Paul Van Doren, James Van Doren, and Gordon Lee.

WHERE CAN I BUY VANS?

You can cop a pair of Vans sneakers at the Highsnobiety Shop.

WHY ARE VANS SO GOOD?

That’s a bit of a loaded question. However, for many people in and out of the footwear community, Vans are considered classic sneakers — renowned for their performance, affordability, wide array of collaborations, and overall timeless look.

ARE VANS SHOES EXPENSIVE?

In most cased, Vans sneakers are very affordable compared to other sneakers in the same category.

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