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This lace-up sneaker features a leather upper in a metallic finish with a Skechers Air-Cooled Memory Foam® insole and Skech-Air® visible airbag midsole.

An iconic running-inspired design with contemporary comfort.

Super-comfy sneakers made in part with a blend of recycled and renewable materials.

Women's sneaker with glitter detail on the heel, faux suede toe and shiny profiles, 4cm rubber sole.

Sneaker with white band, matching laces, first eyelet in gold tone.

Women's sneaker with oversized sole, golden details, perforated inserts and side zip with golden zip puller.

Women's sneaker with oversized sole, golden details, perforated inserts and side zip with golden zip puller.

Women's sneaker with 3 cm platform sole, upper with perforated insert and shiny profiles.

High-top platform shoe with a canvas upper and polyester webbing hits.

A taller, tougher pair of Chucks to sink your feet into. The icon turns to '80s court shoes, borrowing a bigger cupsole, to pack a punch. Heritage elements are still in full effect—the pinstripes, rubber toe cap, and toe bumper remain—but they're kicked up a notch.

These sporty All Star Constructs are ready to take on the spring. Lightweight cushioning and durable fabrics give these high-tops a comfortable, easy-to-style edge.

Find your sole-mate with these Chuck Taylor All Star 'Valentine's Day' sneakers.

These All Star Constructs are ready to take on the spring. Lightweight cushioning and durable design details give these high-tops a comfortable, easy-to-style edge.

It became the unofficial sneaker of all your favorite artists and musicians, who each made it their own.

Since 1917, the Chuck Taylor All Star High Top sneaker has been an icon of everyday cool style.

It became the unofficial sneaker of all your favorite artists and musicians, who each made it their own.

The Converse Chuck Taylor All Star is the one that started it all for Converse. When it comes to sneakers, there’s nothing more pure than a canvas upper and a vulcanized rubber sole.

A casual take on iconic shoes that celebrate the 3-Stripes life.

First known as the Vans #36, the Old Skool debuted in 1977 with a unique new addition: a random doodle drawn by founder Paul Van Doren, and originally referred to as the “jazz stripe.”

The Old Skool was our first footwear design to showcase the famous Vans Sidestripe.

The Old Skool was our first footwear design to showcase the famous Vans Sidestripe.

The Old Skool was our first footwear design to showcase the famous Vans Sidestripe.