Vans is selling Vans Classic Slip-On Checkerboard Shoes for only $27 right now. The list price of the shoes is $60, so buyers are paying 55% less than the original retail price.

Or the simplicity of a checkerboard versus the other, over-the-top graphics out in the world today. No matter how you slice it, these shoes work with pretty much everything.

Vans is giving their iconic checkerboard print a bit of psychedelic flair. From band collabs to The Nightmare Before Christmas to Harry Potter, the sneaker company has consistently put out epic ...

The platform checkerboard Vans slip-on is available right now for $55 on the Vans website. This isn’t the first Vans sneaker to get a fashionable upgrade either.

Next, there’s the checkerboard: Vans These come in the Slip-On, Old Skool, Sk8-Hi, and the Authentic, and are really as simple as the same shoe styles with different checkerboard patterns, and ...

Vans decided to give its signature checkerboard print a slight update for 2020. The new line features five new pairs of shoes in “mirage grey,” “nirvana” pink/purple and “India ink” navy.

Vans shoes: a happily checkered pastVan Doren would also sell a single shoe -- an added attraction for the SoCal skaters who came calling in the ‘70s when they discovered that the vulcanized ...

SEARCH THE WORD “checkerboard” on Vans’s web shop and 465 different shoes spool forth. Since the 1970s, when Steve Van Doren (son of Vans founder Paul) noticed kids coloring in their slip ...

We particularly like the Vans Glow-In-The-Dark-Skulls-Authentic Elastic Lace shoes (£35), but you’ll find all manner of styles, patterns and colours, from yellow Kids Checkerboard Slip-On shoes ...

Vans sold "millions" of the checkerboard model worn by Penn. "We had no idea" the film would be such a boon for the company, Steve Van Doren said. The "Fast Times" shoe design was credited to Jim ...

Most shoes are instantly forgettable. There are exceptions--clean, pristine Stan Smiths, Bean's duck boots. Likewise, Vans' thick-soled skateboarding sneakers, which are, somewhat improbably, more ...