KEEXS Classic 3.0 – Black Pride (Unisex Sneakers)

Our design takes inspiration from our KEEXS Classic Black Pride of our Fela Kuti Collection released in 2016 and Ijinle slip-on from the IBILE Collection released in 2017.

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Feel cool with our First Generation of sneakers. keexs Unity is that perfect piece that completes your cool. A combination of Style, Comfy, and Class!!

In 1964, living the dream of their freshly gained independence, Zambia started a space program that would put the first African on the moon, catching up with the USA and the Soviet Union in the space race.

Only a few optimists supported the project by Edward Makuka Nkoloso. Financial aid never came and a 16 year old astronaut, Martha got pregnant. That is how the heroic initiative turned into an exotic episode of the African history.

Our photographic adaption is from the works of Cristina de Middel, a Spanish documentary photographer and artist.

Hot off the loom is our latest Black pride low cut unisex socks! We have included our signature fist bump logo and a touch of red to give you that extra swag. These socks are great for those who want to “remain incognito” wearing their sock. Get your KEEXS on!

White is associated with light, goodness, innocence , purity, and virginity. It is considered to be the color of perfection. White means safety, purity, and cleanliness.

On the other hand, the word “wyte” is a fine imposed by a king or lord on a subject who committed a serious crime. Do we have pure intentions as citizens and public office holders? Are we held accountable for our actions?

This classic 3.0 is our 3rd version of upgrade from the Fela Kuti collection released in 2016 with a lighter, improved non-slip outsole and more refined vegan leather upper.

In 1964, living the dream of their freshly gained independence, Zambia started a space program that would put the first African on the moon, catching up with the USA and the Soviet Union in the space race.

Only a few optimists supported the project by Edward Makuka Nkoloso. Financial aid never came and a 16 year old astronaut, Martha got pregnant. That is how the heroic initiative turned into an exotic episode of the African history.

Our photographic adaption is from the works of Cristina de Middel, a Spanish documentary photographer and artist.

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