Vans Range Baggy Tapered Elastic Waist Pant (Duck Green / Black)
The Range Baggy Tapered Elastic Waist Pant gives you all the style, comfort, mobility, and skateability you need to make a personal statement on and off the board.
RANGE BAGGY TAPERED ELASTIC WAIST PANT
We created the Range Pant because we know that when your personal style is always on, you can never have an off session. The Range Baggy Tapered Elastic Waist Pant gives you all the style, comfort, mobility, and skateability you need to make a personal statement on and off the board. Built around an easy pull-on elastic waist for all-day, everyday wear, the Range Baggy Tapered Elastic Waist Pant features a long rise at the waist that stays baggy through the hip and thigh, ending in a tapered leg. The organic cotton fabrication offers a soft hand feel, while subtle brand details keep the style on point: Drop-V bar tack embroidery at the side seam and pockets, a V-shaped key loop on the right rear waistband, and a branded flag label sewn into the hem of the leg opening that's visible when cuffed.
• Fit Type: Baggy Tapered - Baggy through the hip and thigh, with a tapered leg and a long rise at the waist • 100% Organic Cotton twill fabrication with an allover checkerboard print • Easy pull-on elastic waist with a drawcord combines comfort with on-trend style • Embroidered Drop V bartacks reinforce critical stress areas • V-shaped key loop detail on the right rear waistband • Flag label sewn internally to the hem seam for added branding when legs are cuffed • Leg opening: 17.5 inches
ABOUT THE BRAND
VANS was founded in 1966 by brothers Paul and Jim Van Doren and Gordon Lee and Serge Delia as The Van Doren Rubber Company in Anaheim, California. The first shoes to be created were Vans #44, now known as Authentic. In 1976, Vans #95, now known as Era, was created, designed by Tony Alva and Stacey Peralta. In the same year, the Vans "Off the Wall" logo appears. In 1977, Vans #36, Old Skool, and #98, Slip-On, were released. A year later, #38 - Sk8-Hi is created. In 1988, Vans signed by Steve Caballero were presented - the legendary Half Caby. In 2001, Vans helped produce "Dogtown and Z-Boys," a film that gave Stacy Peralta a look at the early days of skateboarding and the personalities that shaped the sport. The film receives the audience award and the directing award at the Sundance Film Festival. In 2010, Vans opens House of Vans Brooklyn, a retail and event space in New York, and in 2014 opens House of Vans in London. In May 2015, Vans makes skateboarding history with the release of the highly anticipated PROPELLER: A Vans Skateboarding Video, the first skateboarding video from Vans. This unique event catapulted Team Vans Pro Skate to international prominence and further highlighted the importance of the Vans brand to the history of skateboarding. PROPELLER becomes the fastest-selling skateboarding video on iTunes.
TEAM VANS
• Elijah Berle • Tony Trujillo • Chima Ferguson • Kyle Walker • Gilbert Crockett • Anthony Van Engelen • Geoff Rowley • Rowan Zorilla • Daniel Lutheran • Andrew Allen • Chris Pfanner • Dustin Dollin • Pedro Barros • Omar Hassan • Curren Caples • Alex Perelson • Lizzie Armanto • Jeff Grosso • Ray Barbee • John Cardiel • Steve Caballero • Tony Alva • Christian Hosoi • Axel Cruysberghs • Albert Nyberg • Sam Partaix • Victor Pellegrin • Kalle Bergling • Robin Bolian • Kalle Wiehn • Joseph Bias • Valentin Bauer • Sam Beckett • Flo Marfaing • Josh Young • Alain Goikoetxea • Kris Vile
