Elevate any casual outfit with the Roaring platform sneakers, featuring a bold layered texture and unique double-laced closure for added style. The cutout panels along the sides not only enhance breathability but also accentuate the modern design. Crafted from vegan leather and textile, these sneakers offer both comfort and a fashion-forward look. With a versatile flat platform sole and 1.25 inch heel height, they seamlessly blend athleticism and chic urban flair.
From the brand: EXCITING + INDULGENT + ATHLETIC
Layered texture gives the ROARING platform
sneakers
their signature look, with a wider set of laces crossed over the first set using cutout panels along the sides of the shoe.
Double laced flatform sneaker
Double laced closure
Layered cutout panels over mesh
Flat platform sole
1.25 inch heel height
Vegan leather and textile upper material
Textile lining
Textile sock
Synthetic sole
Imported
The ROARING BROWN DISTRESSED sneakers feature a textile lining and sock, designed for comfort during prolonged use. Additionally, the flatform design and 1.25 inch heel height provide a supportive base, making them suitable for an active day.
Crafted from a combination of vegan leather and textile, the ROARING sneakers are designed for durability. Their layered cutout panels not only enhance style but also contribute to the overall lasting wear of the shoes.
With their flat platform sole and supportive construction, the ROARING BROWN DISTRESSED sneakers are designed to accommodate long walks while offering comfort. However, customers should consider their personal preferences for arch support and cushioning.
Most customers find that the ROARING BROWN DISTRESSED sneakers can be worn comfortably right out of the box. The textile materials allow for some flexibility, promoting a quicker adaptation to your feet.
The ROARING BROWN DISTRESSED sneakers are made with breathable materials, making them suitable for warmer weather. However, they are not designed to be waterproof, so it's best to avoid wearing them in wet conditions.
