Happy Monday ladies and gentlemen,
I hope you are all doing well! :) I have been wanting to share a pair of sneakers that I discovered in NYC. I was out shopping with a friend, when we stumbled across Inkka sneakers. In my opinion, they were super cute, unique, and very trendy.
Although I'm not a HUGE sneaker person, I will purchase a pair every now and then. I believe my attraction to these sneakers comes from traveling to Peru and Africa, which had many items with a similar pattern as these sneakers. However, the store did not have women shoes in my size with the same color as the male shoes, so I didn't purchase any this time. My friend did purchase some INKKA sneakers, and I was super jello! JK. I thought they were fabulous!!! If only they had that sneaker in stock for females, I would have totally purchased that pair as well.
Here are some samples of Inkka shoes:
Of course, when I searched for people who had paired these up with an outfit I found that not very many people can rock this look, but it's worth a try if you're very experimental & trendy with your fashion. For my gentlemen, see below:
P.S. Like Inkka...Stand for what you believe is right, even if you're the ONLY one standing!
I hope you are all doing well! :) I have been wanting to share a pair of sneakers that I discovered in NYC. I was out shopping with a friend, when we stumbled across Inkka sneakers. In my opinion, they were super cute, unique, and very trendy.
Although I'm not a HUGE sneaker person, I will purchase a pair every now and then. I believe my attraction to these sneakers comes from traveling to Peru and Africa, which had many items with a similar pattern as these sneakers. However, the store did not have women shoes in my size with the same color as the male shoes, so I didn't purchase any this time. My friend did purchase some INKKA sneakers, and I was super jello! JK. I thought they were fabulous!!! If only they had that sneaker in stock for females, I would have totally purchased that pair as well.
Here are some samples of Inkka shoes:
I know they look loud in these pictures, but in person they are really adorable. Besides, tribal wear is totally in right now. ;) I love these high tops! When I got back to South Carolina, I decided to do more research on the shoes.
They were post worthy, and I wanted to see where anyone could purchase these shoes. That's when I found out they were for a very beautiful cause: http://eu.inkkas.com/pages/our-story, and they were made in Lima, Peru!!! (Hey, I've been there!) Not only do they provide work for the local community, they contribute philanthropically to the Amazon Basin.
Recently, they decided to launch the « One Shoe One Tree » project ; a partnership with Trees for The Future that engage the company to plant one tree for every pair of shoes that they sell. (It's amazing to see someone cares about God's beautiful creation...our world.)
Of course, when I searched for people who had paired these up with an outfit I found that not very many people can rock this look, but it's worth a try if you're very experimental & trendy with your fashion. For my gentlemen, see below:
Feel free to visit their website http://www.inkkas.com/! They really are just so adorable, and I would imagine very comfortable. Who says your feet have to suffer ALL the time for Fashion?
Have a blessed day! <3
Love,
D
P.S. Like Inkka...Stand for what you believe is right, even if you're the ONLY one standing!
Where could we buy them in Peru?
ReplyDeleteHi Pia! :) We have contacted the company to see if there were any Inkkas sold locally. Unfortunately, they do not sell the shoes in Peru. They let us know that they only produce them in Lima, Peru, but they did not tell us the location. Sorry! Maybe you could purchase from their online store? www.inkka.com.
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