The Sneakery

onverse is celebrating its 100th year, and the classic sneaker company chose to pay tribute to a Seattle icon: late Nirvana front man, Kurt Cobain, who left this world only a matter of miles from this store. Converse turned out a Chuck Taylor high top and a Jack Purcell, special edition. (Apparently, this move was approved by Courtney Love, who doesn’t approve anything, so goes the rumor.)

Those special kicks are just a couple of the very special items you can find at The Sneakery. Your new sneaker style will be solely yours with just one trip to the store.

Whether you’re looking for Adidas sneaks that channel graffiti art, Rubber Duck summer Espadrilles for $28, or new TOMS, Argentinean shoes that help children who need help, you will come away with original footwear without having to hunt. It’s all in one place.

This is stuff that’s hard to find in general, and you won’t find most of these individual styles at your regular retailer, either. Patterns and fabrics come together in classics like PF Flyers (Glide, Center Lo & Number 5) and Ruby Fade Kangaroos (for kids) to turn everything up a notch below the ankle.

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