Vans
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- proper noun
- /vænz/
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Vans
- I bought a pair of classic black-and-white Vans for my casual outings.
- Vans sneakers
- pair of Vans
- Vans shoes
I think I wore it with like maybe some suede Vans or sandals.
- I think I wore it with like maybe some suede Vans or sandals.
- But he talks a lot about that with, with vans and Airwalk.
- Meanwhile, meanwhile, millennials are wearing Adidas and Vans and Champion hoodies.
- You got the ones that just look like vans, but you miss the Healy's craze.
- Oh no, he has, he has he has vans with a design on them.
- I've been through various sponsors since then and came back to Vans and I'm thankful.
Examples
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College was all Chucks, Vans, and flip-flops.
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I also like the super simple Authentic Lo Pro from Vans, another classic brand.
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And I had platform white old school vans, lovely little get up.
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Take a look at the Iron Maiden x Vans.
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Even though the brand was founded in the 60s, Vans sneakers became popular worldwide at the beginning of the 21st century.
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Vans Company offers a variety of fashionable skateboarding-inspired clothing and accessories.
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Meanwhile, meanwhile, millennials are wearing Adidas and Vans and Champion hoodies.
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Lisa got the short-sleeved Redskins jersey on him before he had a chance to squirm out of it, then sat him down and fitted a pair of miniature Vans sneakers on his feet.
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Many skaters prefer wearing Vans because they offer great grip and style.
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At the concert, everyone was wearing their favorite Vans shoes with different outfits.
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Etymology
Vans is the shoe brand name taken from the founder Paul Van Doren's surname, so it can be thought of as 'shoes from Van Doren', which is why the brand uses the short name Vans.