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Vans and Japanese sneaker retailer BILLY’S are making the “Off the Wall” mantra a more literal slogan by highlighting the
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Dressed with the brand’s famous checkerboard pattern, this
generalrunner.com gets its cold weather stripes by way of sherpa fleece construction throughout the upper and ankle collar. A canvas Slip-On just wouldn’t cut it come winter and its frigid temps. This sherpa fleece pair is both functional and stylish, so you should grab this Vans Classic Slip-On “Sherpa” now before they’re gone.
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