Uin Footwear Review
Happy Monday, today I am reviewing Uin Footwear. Thank you Uin Footwear for sponsoring me. I saw this on Instagram, and instantly loved how they have so many unique patterns from sunflowers to cats to cities, etc. I chose the Eiffel For You shoes, and they are perfect. This is the description on their website: "A symbol of Paris and more generally of France, the Eiffel Tower, or as the French call it, La Tour Eiffel is one of the world's most recognizable landmarks. At first, it was supposed to be a temporary installation for the 1889 World Fair, held at Paris to commemorate 100 years of the French Revolution. But then this “Iron Lady” became an ever-lasting symbol of romance and beauty. Towering over the skyline of Paris, the Eiffel Tower has indeed a magnetism that few other sites can match. When planning for your next trip, bring these canvas shoes with you, and get yourself captivated by the sheer beauty of your travel destination."
I am wearing a size 9 in the photos.
Shoe Description:
Materials:
Upper: Canvas
Heel Lining: Short Plush
Insole: Ortholite
Outsole: EVA
Closure Type: Slip-On
Foot Shaped Design:
The shape of insole resembles the shape of the feet with wider toe space
Soft and Flexible:
Soft RPS cushioned insoles provides all-day comfort
Super Lightweight:
14 oz per pair, offers barefoot nature
Machine Washable
Easily throw in the washer without a fear of them getting damaged
CODE: CHEYUIN FOR $5 OFF
Absolutely love these shoes. I wore them all day long to the tulip festival, and they were just so comfortable and lightweight on my feet. I could wear them 24/7. Currently my favorite shoes. Go snag yourself a pair today! See you next time.
Xoxo,
Chey
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