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Vans restocked the sold-out Super Lowpro mule but it won't stay that way for long
Vans has restocked its popular Super Lowpro mule after it sold out within months of its March release. The shoe is available in three colors for $80, and Vans also recently launched the Premium Old Skool 36, which is already reselling for over $400 on eBay.
Vans has restocked its Super Lowpro mule, a backless version of the popular Super Lowpro sneaker that first sold out shortly after its March release. The shoe is now available in taupe beige, black, and pink, priced at $80 per pair, as reported by nj.com and the Staten Island Advance.
The slip-on style is described as an ultra-cushioned skate shoe with a low-profile look, designed for easy on-and-off wear. It carries a nostalgic '80s vibe, according to the same outlets, and is crafted from suede and nylon, with an OrthoLite foam insole for added comfort.
Both news organizations note that the mule has already built a loyal following, and they expect it to sell out again, particularly in the taupe beige and black colorways.
A New Souvenir Collection Release
Alongside the restock, Vans recently introduced another style in its Souvenir Collection: the Premium Old Skool 36 shoe in navy blue. Released on Aug. 20, this sneaker sold out immediately, as reported by nj.com and the Staten Island Advance. It retails for $125 and is currently listed on eBay for upwards of $400.
According to the coverage, the design draws inspiration from the Chanel On the Pavements Messenger bag.
Other Recent Vans Arrivals
For shoppers exploring additional new options, Vans has released several other styles, each with its own price point, as listed by both outlets:
Skate Loafer: $85
Premium Style 152 Shoe: $100
OTW Era 95 DST Shoe: $110
Harbor Mule VR3: $85
Ultrarange 2.0 Shoe: $100
Skate Rowan Z3 Shoe: $90
These styles were highlighted as recent arrivals alongside the Super Lowpro mule restock and the Premium Old Skool 36 launch.
How each outlet told it
nj.com
Framing: Same headline as article 798d8aff; emphasizes restock and limited availability, omits specifics. — Promotional and urgent, identical to article 798d8aff.
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Same facts as article 798d8aff-6e59-4f0f-8051-a01f8829d93a: restock, colors, price, description, expected sell-out, other releases, list of new sneakers.
Framing: Emphasizes the restock and warns of limited availability ('won't stay that way for long'), but omits details like colors and price. — Promotional and urgent, e.g., 'grab it before it disappears again.'
Facts Included:
Vans Super Lowpro mule has been restocked after selling out once since its release in March.
Available in three colors: taupe beige, black, and pink.
Price is $80 per pair.
Description: backless version of the Super Lowpro sneaker, ultra-cushioned skate style, slip-on, nostalgic '80s vibe.
Crafted from suede and nylon, with OrthoLite foam insole.
Expected to sell out again due to loyal fan following, especially in taupe beige and black.
Recently released another style: Premium Old Skool 36 in navy blue, part of Souvenir Collection.
Premium Old Skool 36 sold out instantly upon release on Aug. 20, retails for $125, listed on eBay for upwards of $400.
List of other new Vans sneakers with prices: Skate Loafer ($85), Premium Style 152 Shoe ($100), OTW Era 95 DST Shoe ($110), Harbor Mule VR3 ($85), Ultrarange 2.0 Shoe ($100), Skate Rowan Z3 Shoe ($90).
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ClaimThe Vans Super Lowpro mule has been restocked after selling out once since its release in March.
ClaimThe Vans Super Lowpro mule is a backless version of the Super Lowpro sneaker, described as an ultra-cushioned skate style, slip-on, with a nostalgic '80s vibe.