S.R. Studio LA.CA. Old Skool Reissue 36 Vibram Sneakers Marbled / Cyber Yellow

Name: S.R. Studio LA.CA. Old Skool Reissue 36 Vibram Sneakers Marbled / Cyber Yellow
Brand: Vans
SKU: VN000EEKFAS1
Rating: 4.0 (5 reviews)

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Buyer's guide score breakdown76/100 · Style 8 · Sentiment 8 · Value 8 Common questionsIs the Vans Old Skool comfortable for all-day wear?The regular version is not. The flat sole is designed for board feel, not walking comfort — one MFA commenter explain...Do Vans Old Skools cause blisters?Yes, heel blistering during break-in is the single most reported issue. A former Vans employee who owned hundreds of...How does the Vans Old Skool fit?True to size for most people, but the toe box is shallow compared to mainstream sneakers. Wide-footed buyers often fi...How long does the Vans Old Skool last?About 1-2 years for casual wear, less for skating. Canvas tears at the toe box seams under heavy use, and the suede p...

Description

The Vans x S.R. STUDIO LA.CA. Old Skool Reissue 36 in Marbled/Cyber Yellow is part of the collaboration between Vans and Sterling Ruby's art-driven label that reimagines classic skate silhouettes through an artistic lens. The Old Skool Reissue 36 gets the S.R. STUDIO treatment with a marbled pattern across the upper, punctuated by vivid cyber yellow accents, while a Vibram outsole replaces the standard Waffle tread for superior traction and longevity. The Sidestripe remains as a nod to the 1977 original, now set against a canvas of painterly abstraction.