Limited Edition. 3D. Special Edition. IMAX. Exclusive. We love having stuff other guys don’t. Does he have a mustang? Sure, but is it the same Boss 302 you’re quickly killing the planet and burning rubber with? No, no it’s not. It’s all about that little bit extra if for no reason other than so you can laud it over your friend’s heads. Shoes are no different. In your mind Keds are probably still the shoes you associate with cheerleaders. Hey man, we made her keep the outfit on so they were the only thing on the floor to look at. But we digress. The Keds Century Collection is a monthly line of limited edition shoes. This month’s is the military-inspired Champion Call of Duty which comes with rawhide laces, leather binding and is available in khaki, indigo, and olive. Now when you run into a cheerleader at least you’ll have something to talk about.
Keds Century Collection “Call of Duty”
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