Zadie Beaded Embellished Low Top Canvas
If you are looking to give your footwear collection a refresh, why not opt for stylish, statement sneakers that will add fun to any look.
This bold, colourfully enriched pair of custom-made canvas sneaker is a fusion of eccentric, extraordinary and glam. They are the most Incredibly comfortable running around pair, and they are an excellent balance for any fashionista.
These striking pair are intricately handcrafted from stunning selections of glass beads, shimmering crystals, wooden beads, acrylic beads, cowrie shells, gold-tone brass components and disc charms. Topped off with colourful laces and strands of multi-beaded anklet bracelet wth glistening rhinestones, adjusted to the wearers fit.
This pair is perfect with tailored pants or jeans cropped just above the ankle, with a blazer or chunky knits with solid shoulders to balance the volume of these stunning pair.
INFORMATION:
- MADE TO ORDER
- Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Ox Trainers Optical White with embellished upper and back
- Rubber sole measure approximately 3.5mm/ 0.13inch
- Classic rubber toe cap and outsole.
- Custom made with original Converse Chuck All-Star
- Lace-up fastening
- Half-size available
- These stunning custom pair are very delicate and should be looked after with love. They are not made for rain or water, so keep them dry and enjoy them longer.
- Each pair of sneakers takes time to hand-make. Please allow 12-14 days for shipment.
- FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING
- Handmade in the UK with love by Anita
DISCLAIMER:
Anita Quansah is a creative artist and designer who is inspired by art, culture and sustainable luxury. Anita loves taking everyday monotonous items, giving them a new breath of life, and fusing earth-friendly materials with upcycled textiles to create a sustainable luxurious experience with added value and enjoyment.
Anita is not officially affiliated with Converse or the designer brands that she customises. All the Converse Chuck Taylor Sneakers used for the custom designs are 100% authentic.
