Back and better than ever, the Manteca 4 Platform Shoes elevate any wardrobe to sky-high levels. Made for women with DC's signature durability and effortless style.
Take a classic up a notch. These women's Reebok shoes have a platform-style midsole for a little height boost. A carefully threaded upper gives them a structured look. The ripple outsole channels your fierce attitude.
Built with rubber overlays, an MTE-approved lugged outsole, and easy on/off pull tabs, this new MTE iteration is further supported by an improved Moisture Management Package and PrimaLoft insulation for cold weather environments.
This timeless slip-on shoe also includes low profile canvas uppers, supportive padded collars, elastic side accents, and signature rubber waffle outsoles.
A DC favourite from the 2000s, we remastered the classic style with a bolder toe cap and a slightly slimmer build. Of course, we also stepped it up with modern comfort and technical features for a more performance-focused design.
Classic style meets amazing comfort. These Cushion Vista slides feature anatomical arch support and our softest footbed to keep you bouncing all day. Perfect for long beach days or dress them up for any occasion. You'll be wearing these day and night.
The Sk8-Low, a takedown of the legendary Vans high-top shoe, is built with an array of colors and materials to provide a familiar Sk8-Hi aesthetic in a low-top shoe.
Elevate your pool game with these pretty slides that take you from beach to brunch in waterproof style. Soft, comfy, and very versatile, for the adventure that’s your life.
The Sk8-Hi is an all-time Vans classic. But the Sk8-Hi MTE-1 is built for adventure with a water resistant upper, a Primaloft® insulation package, and an outsole that’s designed for increased traction.
The Sk8-Hi was introduced in 1978 and showcased the now-iconic Vans Sidestripe on a new, innovative high top silhouette. The second model featuring the recognizable marker formerly known as the “jazz stripe,” it brought a whole new look to the Vans family
First known as the Vans #36, the Old Skool debuted in 1977 with a unique new addition: a random doodle drawn by founder Paul Van Doren, and originally referred to as the “jazz stripe.”
