Lowland Shoes

• Archival Inspired: The Lowland revives an 80s tennis silhouette with a sleek, athletic look that combines vintage style and modern comfort.

• ComfyCush: Lightweight ComfyCush foam provides soft, all-day comfort and support. ComfyCush delivers a uniquely cushioned experience only available in the Lowland and Cruze.

• Modern Comfort: Padded collars and quality construction offer cushioned support with every step, ensuring all-day comfort and durability. 

When was the Vans Lowland released?

The Vans Lowland was originally released in the 1980s as part of Vans' venture into athletic-inspired footwear, with a focus on tennis shoes. It was later revived with updated features and modern comfort, blending its retro design with contemporary elements. 

How to break in the Vans Lowland?

You can break in your Vans Lowlands by wearing them for shorter periods of time and with thicker socks to start. Make sure you take them off as soon as they start feeling uncomfortable, or when you feel rubbing at the heel or toes. Then, slowly build up your wear time.

How to lace Vans Lowland?

Lowland shoes feature five eyelet lace rows. You can lace your Lowland shoes starting from the eyelets at the toes and crisscrossing your way up, or crisscross from underneath for a straight laced look.

What’s the difference between Lowland and Upland shoes?

As the names suggest, the Lowland and Upland are related designs, taking the same design philosophy in two different directions. The Vans Lowland delivers a sleek, low-profile, sport-inspired look with minimalist vibes, while the Upland brings a chunkier, more padded silhouette with a modern, puffier twist. Take it up or keep it low—either way, these two designs complement each other, giving you versatile options to match your look.

Where can I buy Vans Lowland locally?

Use our store locator to find a retailer with the Lowland shoe near you.