Vans Old Skool Mule - Black - 12

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The Vans Old Skool Mule is an iconic, backless adaptation of the classic 1977 silhouette, perfect for adults seeking a blend of heritage style and convenient, slip-on functionality. Featuring the signature side-stripe, it offers a reliable, low-profile fit for everyday casual wear, though its mule construction means it provides less heel support than traditional lace-up sneakers.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Suede |
| Shoe Size UK | 12 |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Series | Old Skool |
| Model Part Number | VN0A3MUS6BT-120 |
| Brand | Vans |
Yes, they generally fit true to size, but because they are slip-ons, ensure they feel secure across the arch.
No, the Old Skool Mule is intended for lifestyle and casual wear; it does not provide the heel security needed for athletics.
Use a suede-safe brush to remove dry dirt. For tough stains, use a suede cleaner specifically formulated for footwear.
It is a matter of preference, though wearing low-profile or 'no-show' socks can help keep the footbed clean and comfortable.
The Jazz Stripe is the iconic wavy line on the side of the shoe, first appearing on Vans footwear in 1977.
No, the suede upper is not waterproof. It is best to avoid wearing them in heavy rain or deep puddles.
Ensure you have the correct size; mules rely on a snug fit across the midfoot to remain secure.
Use a specialized suede brush or a clean eraser to gently lift the nap of the suede.
Use a damp cloth with mild soap to wipe down the rubber foxing tape along the sides.
Because the Old Skool Mule is a slip-on, no setup is required. To maintain the appearance of the suede, it is recommended to use a suede brush to gently remove surface dirt after each wear. Avoid soaking the shoes in water, as this can damage the suede texture and affect the adhesive. If the shoes become damp, air-dry them away from direct heat sources like radiators to prevent the material from stiffening or cracking.