Vans Old Skool Trainers - Checkered - Green - 4.5


The Vans Old Skool Trainers are an iconic staple in streetwear culture, designed for adults who value a blend of timeless style and reliable everyday performance. Featuring the signature checkerboard pattern in a versatile sage green, these shoes offer a durable construction suitable for daily wear. While they provide excellent casual comfort, users should note that they are designed primarily for lifestyle and fashion, rather than high-impact athletic performance.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Pattern | Checkered |
| Shoe Size UK | 4.5 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Old Skool |
| Model Part Number | VN000CY2SAG-45 |
| Brand | Vans |
While the Old Skool series has deep roots in skate culture, this specific variant is best suited for casual, lifestyle wear.
These trainers generally fit true to size. If you are between sizes, it is recommended to opt for the larger size for a comfortable fit.
Yes, you can remove the standard insoles and replace them with aftermarket orthotics if you require additional arch support.
Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight when not in use, as intense UV rays can cause the fabric to fade over time.
No, these are made primarily of canvas and are not waterproof. We recommend using a fabric protector spray to help repel light moisture.
Use a soft brush to remove dried dirt, then gently clean with a mixture of mild soap and warm water.
Use a specialized sneaker eraser or a gentle melamine foam sponge to buff out marks.
Wear them for short periods around the house with thicker socks to gradually stretch the canvas to your foot shape.
To keep your Vans looking their best, avoid machine washing, which can damage the adhesive and structural integrity of the shoe. Instead, spot clean the canvas with a soft-bristled brush, mild soap, and water. For the rubber soles, a simple wipe with a damp cloth or a magic eraser can effectively remove scuffs. Ensure the shoes are fully air-dried away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, to prevent warping or discoloration of the fabric.