How to spot fake vans old skools

Spot Fake Vans Old Skools

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1. Vans Old Skools have a retail box with a size conversion table printed on the back. Look for the country of origin under the recycle logo.

1. Vans Old Skools have a retail box with a size conversion table printed on the back. Look for the country of origin under the recycle logo.

2. Take note of how the double stitchline at the top of the wave pattern crosses over itself to become a single line. Make sure the stitching is tight, neat and evenly spaced.

2. Take note of how the double stitchline at the top of the wave pattern crosses over itself to become a single line. Make sure the stitching is tight, neat and evenly spaced.

3. Vans come with a swing tag with the Vans Off The Wall logo, make sure the printing is solid and clear. Look for the small registered R above the front wheel.

3. Vans come with a swing tag with the Vans Off The Wall logo, make sure the printing is solid and clear. Look for the small registered R above the front wheel.

4. Vans have a small factory code embossed into the sole. There are different factory codes used in various countries, one shoe style may have different factory codes.

4. Vans have a small factory code embossed into the sole. There are different factory codes used in various countries, one shoe style may have different factory codes.

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