What is the name of Vans' line of shoes made in the original Anaheim factory?

Vans’ line of heritage shoes inspired by the original Anaheim factory is called Anaheim Factory.

The collection looks back to the company’s beginnings in Anaheim, California, where the Van Doren Rubber Company opened in 1966. Its designs revive older Vans silhouettes and construction details, including higher foxing stripes, original-style materials, archival colors and vintage-inspired labeling.

The name can cause a modern manufacturing misunderstanding. Anaheim Factory shoes are a heritage or reissue line that references the old factory and its specifications; it does not mean every current pair is physically produced in the historic Anaheim facility. Vans moved most manufacturing overseas in the late 1990s.

Models associated with the collection have included updated versions of familiar silhouettes such as the Authentic, Old Skool and Slip-On. The “DX” designation commonly signals added comfort or materials while preserving the period-inspired appearance.