KEEXS Classic 3.0 – Ijinle Limited Edition
This classic 3.0 is our 3rd version of upgrade from the IBILE Collection released in 2017 with a lighter, improved non-slip outsole and more refined vegan leather upper.
$75.00
Ijinle
“IJinle” in the Yoruba language means “the roots”, “authentic, “ancestors”, and other more powerful meanings. Our custom print draws inspiration from “IBILE” and elements of our KEEXS DNA.
- AFROCENTRIC: drums, cowries, beads, masks
- INNOVATIVE: smartphones, chips, circuit boards
- SOCIAL: people, love, power fist , giving back
- SPORTY: a KEEXS sneaker silhouette
- URBAN: cityscape, national theatre, speakers,
- RED: KEEXS brand color, energy and love
- BLUE: Lagos lagoon and Ocean
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