Old Skool ‘Woodland Camo’

Released in 1977, the Old Skool was designed when Vans founder Paul Van Doren was looking to create a sneaker definitively different from the #44 Deck Shoe (now known as the Authentic). It became the first silhouette to bear the sidestripe, which would become its trademark. Now with a revised design, but still boasting its lightweight, understated style, the ‘Woodland Camo’ colorway features a camouflage canvas upper with black suede covering the heel, toe box and eyestay. Finishing off the look are a white leather sidestripe, padded collar, and traction-ready waffle outsole.