Throwback Vans that pay tribute to the the original Anaheim factory, updated with modern materials
Back in 1966, the Van Doren brothers and two business partners opened a small factory in Anaheim, California where they took orders for shoes and made them on site that day. The style on offer was the No. 44 Deck Shoe—extra tough with a wicked grippy sole, it quickly found a home in the burgeoning skate scene. Arguably the most popular Vans shoe of all the time, their signature Slip-On Sneaker got its start back in ‘77 on the feet of skateboarders and BMX riders. Keeping the details that stay true to the originals from that era, Vans has updated the fit and materials for modernized comfort. It doesn’t get much more classic than this.
Features
Anaheim Factory Authentic pays tribute to the sneakers made in the first Vans factory in Anaheim, CA
Updated for comfort with UltraCush® sockliners
Includes original details like the higher glossed foxing tape and cotton laces
Sturdy suede uppers are ready for a day at the skatepark or an evening at the cantina
Signature rubber waffle outsoles provide dependable grip
Materials
Uppers: Canvas
Sockliner: Ortholite
Lining: Cotton drill fabric
Sole: Gum rubber
Made in Vietnam
Sizing
Vans have a regular fit that's true to size, take your normal sneaker size
