Kenneth Cole New York : black leather and suede 'White Wall' wingtip creepers : style # 322829101

Kenneth Cole New York

black leather and suede 'White Wall' wingtip creepers

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Footwear from Kenneth Cole New York is practical, comfortable and stylish—perfect for the modern man.
  • Color: Black
  • Soft leather upper
  • Round wingtip top
  • Lace up vamp with suede paneling
  • Leather lining
  • Rubber sole
  • ½'' square heel
  • All measurements are approximate
  • Leather; Imported; style#322829101
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Kenneth Cole New York

Without any money or a showroom to display his designs, the innovative Kenneth Cole was still able to sell 40,000 pairs off shoes in two days in the back of a trailer. Thus marked the beginning of Kenneth Cole Productions, which now features the designer's three contemporary lines; Kenneth Cole Reaction, UnListed, and of course, Kenneth Cole New York. While Cole is credited for his sleek, urban footwear and contemporary style, his is also one of the first to use his company name in order to spread social awareness, making a truly fashionable statement.