Vans Old Skool V Trainers - Purple - 5.5

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The Vans Old Skool V Trainers are designed specifically for toddlers who need a reliable, stylish shoe for daily play. They offer the perfect balance of iconic skate aesthetics and parent-friendly convenience, thanks to the hook-and-loop closure system that makes putting them on a breeze. While they provide excellent durability for active youngsters, it is important to note that the suede and canvas materials require specific care to keep the vibrant purple finish looking its best.
| Age Group | toddler |
|---|---|
| Colour | Purple |
| Gender | Female |
| Child Shoe Size UK | 5.5 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Old Skool V |
| Model Part Number | VN000CTGGRG1 |
| Brand | Vans |
It is not recommended to machine wash these shoes, as the water and agitation can damage the adhesive and the shape of the materials.
Yes, the Vans Old Skool V series is available in various colours and patterns, though this specific guide focuses on the purple model.
Measure your toddler's feet while they are standing on a flat surface, ensuring there is a small amount of 'wiggle room' for growth.
No, the canvas and suede materials are not waterproof. It is best to avoid wearing them in heavy rain or deep puddles.
The insoles in these trainers are generally fixed in place to maintain the structural stability of the shoe.
Check for lint or debris caught in the hook-and-loop material and remove it using a small brush or tweezers.
Use a specialized suede eraser or a light, dry abrasive sponge to gently buff out marks.
To ensure your Vans Old Skool V Trainers stay in top condition, follow these guidelines: