Nike Women Sweet Classic Leather White Shoes
Product code: FDS-31942
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Product Description
This vintage style nike Sweet Classic Leather shoe is a perfect fusion of street fashion and tennis glam. Designed for the tennis lover, these shoes blend function and fashion effortlessly, to make you look fabulous on and off the court.
Upper
Leather upper with nike swoosh overlays on the mid-foot
Mildly padded collar with an embroidered logo on the back
Lacing system for a snug, customised Fit
Padded tongue for comfort
Synthetic leather and mesh fabric lining for comfort and breathable comfort
Midsole
EVA midsole for advanced cushioning
Outsole
Herringbone grooves on the durable outsole for enhanced grip and traction
Leaf patterned herringbone grooves on the forefoot for better grip during toe off
Shoe care
Wipe surface with soft, clean, damp cloth to remove dirt
Do not store in direct sunlight
Information
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| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| Product code | FDS-31942 |
| Availability | Out of Stock |
| Price | 34.99 € |
| Size | US5.5, US6.5, US7.5, US8.5, US9.5, US10.5, US11.5 |
Customer reviews
4.2
Based on 5 reviews
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Very happy with this
No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. Washes well with no shrinking. The leather white shoes is a keeper. Would order again without thinking.
Ana R. Valett
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Very happy with this
No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. Washes well with no shrinking. The leather white shoes is a keeper. Will be back for another colour.
Imogene K. Burree
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Fine for the price
Mixed on this one. Material is thinner than I hoped, though not badly so. The leather white shoes is okay for everyday use. I'd buy it again at the right price.
Sidney O. Silburn
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Great value
Exactly as described. Material feels much sturdier than the price suggests. Would order again without thinking.
Grissel C. Mallen
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Would buy again
Just what I was after. Colour matches the listing exactly. The leather white shoes is a keeper. Worth the money.
Karine K. Sproston
