This is the real "Vance".

This pair of shoes is indeed called "Vans". Although it is almost a copycat of the American brand "Vans" except for the trademark text, it is indeed a real "Vans" because Its registered trademark is "Wansi".

This matter sounds very absurd, but to a certain extent it is a legal operation within the current Chinese legal framework, because the Chinese trademark registration name of the famous international brand Vans is not called " Vance" instead of "Vance".

As for why the official Chinese name of "Vans" is "Fans" and not "Wansi", the specific reason cannot be tested, but it cannot be ruled out that Li Gui like "Wansi" will pass China's Trademark Law has become Li Kui at the legal framework level...

Case like this is not an isolated case in China. "Air Jordan" cannot be called "Jordan" in China because Jordan Sports has Squatting has taken place, and "New Balance" can only be called "New Balance" because New Balance has been squatted...

This is the current business legal environment in China. Counterfeit goods always come out through fake products. Swaggering through the market, if you want to buy a real brand, you have to have some reserve of brand knowledge.

Let me repeat it one last time, this is a real "Vans", but not a real "Vans".