Keds Women's Champion Gingham Slip-On Sneaker

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Product Description

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Fun and sunny gingham add even more charm to this updated Champion slip-on sneaker from Keds. And this shoe not only looks great, it's a true pleasure to wear with a soft fabric lining, a more secure heel, roomier toe and improved arch support. Plus the faux lace-up detailing adds a bit of fun. This classic sneaker is a wardrobe staple that pairs perfectly with casual wear.
In 1916, the Keds brand was introduced by the U.S. Rubber Company as the first national athletic and lifestyle footwear brand. At this time, the shoes were called sneakers, a term invented in late 1916 because the rubber soles made the shoes quiet. Worn by Olympic soccer players, scores of National and International tennis champions, and many college athletes, Keds was coined the shoe of champions because of its reputation as America's premier athletic brand. Not only was Keds a leading athletic brand, it was also the brand of choice for leading style icons due to its classic, stylish, and authentic characteristics.

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds


• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.


• ASIN: B0041QVD50


• Item model number: Champion Gingham
  

Customer Reviews

The photo of these sneakers is a bit misleading unless you zoom in all the way. I ordered these thinking that they'd be a lightish-pink rose sort of color, but really, the pattern is hot pink and white. They look only a tad lighter than red.
Also I didn't like that they put a red Keds tag on it -- very much clashes with the hot pink.
So I returned them and got the solid hot pink ones instead, and I am happy with them. ([...]) Ideally, I would really have liked to get solid Keds in the rose color that I imagined these would be, but apparently they don't make those. Oh well.