Vans Canvas Old Skool review

Who should buy the Vans Canvas Old Skool

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• You are after a sneaker that doesn't take much time and effort to match with different clothing.
• A shoe that could draw the admiration of the crowd with its stylish design is what you prefer.
• You are looking for a sneaker that offers a pleasant in-shoe experience.
• A sneaker that offers an adequate feel of the skateboard is what you need. 

Who should not buy the Vans Canvas Old Skool

Wearers in search of a pair of white sneakers that could stay immaculately white might want to consider something else. It has been reported that this model's white colorway tends to turn yellow after you wash it or if it gets wet. The White Classic Vans ComfyCush Old Skool might fit the bill. Also, folks looking for a shoe that offers comfort on day one might want to look at the Checkerboard Old Skool instead of this model.

Versatility and excellent board feel

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The number one thing most reviewers agreed on when it came to the Vans Canvas Old Skool is how comfortable it is. Wearers reported that they enjoy the well-fitting experience this Vans sneaker provides while according to a few owners, it runs true to size.

The Canvas Old Skool's impressive quality

Some users said that the quality of this low-top Vans sneaker is top-notch while others applauded the shoe for its durability.

Mix and match champ

The shoe has a fresh and clean look that many purchasers loved. They also liked how easily you can pair the low-top sneaker with most outfits. For women who want to keep it casual, skinny black jeans and a knotted tee with your Vans footwear looks perfect for mall browsing or getaways with friends. Men can match their sneakers with regular-fit jeans, a tee, and a leather jacket.

It draws people's amazement

Plenty of purchasers also reported receiving compliments on their choice of kick.

Hordes of colors

A good number of buyers were happy about the wide selection of colorways for this Vans model. However, several reviewers observed that the white colorway of the sneaker tends to turn yellow after you wash it or if it gets wet then dries. 

Break-in time required

A few people reported that the Vans Canvas Old Skool sneaker needs breaking in. 

Vans Canvas Old Skool History

The Canvas Old Skool gets much of its design elements from the brand’s classic Old Skool, then known as Style number 36, which debuted in 1977. The Old Skool was the first Vans shoe to use leather (in the side panels). It was also the footwear that introduced the world to Paul van Doren’s humble doodle which we now know today as the Vans side stripe. Vans Old Skool V Toddlers Trainers Кеди vans canvas.

The Old Skool was popular—and still is—due to its effortless comfort and durable performance as a skate shoe. In fact, when the year 2016 rolled around, the shoe’s increasing presence on sneaker lovers was approaching Stan Smith levels. It was so in demand that by the fall of that year, it became one of Vans’ highest-selling models globally.

The silhouette now has different Old Skool iterations including a Lite version, which features UltraCush sockliners and a lightweight fit, and MTE edition with water-repellant Tec Tuff finish, and the canvas variation which has full canvas uppers.

Additional info

The Vans Canvas Old Skool features a durable canvas upper, padded collar, lace-up closure, and Vans’ signature waffle tread on a vulcanized outsole.