Product specifications
- Brand
- VANS
- Model
- VN000D9RDJR paint splatter turtledove
- Color
- PAINT SPLATTER Turtledove
- Category
- Low-cut sneakers
- Size variations
- 8 / 8.5 / 9 / 9.5 / 10
Product description
PREMIUM Old School 36 with splatter paint
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It would later be known as the model that first adopted the iconic side stripe (Jazz Stripe) that symbolizes the brand.
Renamed Old School in the early 90s, just before its 30th anniversary, it officially became a classic.
A more original model with a slimmer silhouette and shorter toe cap compared to the current Old School, featuring details that are truer to the original.
High-quality 8-ounce canvas and cow suede upper with splatter paint.
Padded collar lining made of full-grain leather
100% cotton shoelaces
Featuring a thicker gloss-finished sidewall and foxing tape that follows the archive design, enhanced with a used finish for a vintage feel.
High-rebound polyurethane foam made with 30% bio-based material, Sola Foam ADC (All-Day Comfort), provides lasting comfort throughout the day.
Signature rubber waffle outsole
About inventory and ordering
We share inventory between our physical stores and online store. Even for sold-out products, it may be possible to order them, so please feel free to consult us if you wish to make a purchase.
How to check store inventory
You can check the inventory status of each store using the following steps.
・If you are viewing from a smartphone, please tap the "Select Size/Color" button. You can check the "Store Inventory" displayed to the right of the "Add to Cart" button for each size.
・If you are viewing from a computer, you can check the "Store Inventory" displayed to the right of the "Add to Cart" button for each size.
| color | PAINT SPLATTER Turtledove |
|---|---|
| size | 8/26cm,
8.5/26.5cm,
9/27cm,
9.5/27.5cm,
10/28cm
Details about the size |
| Actual size | 8/26cm/8.5/26.5cm/9/27cm/9.5/27.5cm/10/28cm |
| Material | cotton, rubber |
Note
・Depending on your monitor, the colors may appear different.
・Product information is translated using machine translation, which may result in unnatural expressions.




































































































