Product Description

Inherit cool classic style from these Heir to Empire Reaction by Kenneth Cole slip ons. Shiny patent leather upper in a dress slip on style with a square turned seam apron style toe. A patent leather strap overlay with a brushed metal geometric cutout adds extra polish at the vamp. Hidden elastic stretch gore under the tongue for easy fit. Textile lining and cushioning logo insole, flat traction rubber logo outsole. 1 inch square heel.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #25634 in Shoes
• Brand: Kenneth Cole REACTION
• Fabric type: Patent Leather

Amazon.com Product Description
Exude a cool confidence and class in this elegant oxford from Reaction by Kenneth Cole. The patent leather slip-on features a stylish squared bicycle toe design, handsome overlay and stitching details, and dual elastic goring at the sides for a custom fit and easy on and off. The brushed metal buckle detail adds a modern touch to this classic and timeless look.

From the Manufacturer
Ingenuity goes a long way toward compensating for lack of capital, an axiom Kenneth Cole proved back in the early 1980s when he launched his fledgling shoe store out of a borrowed truck parked along a fashionable Midtown Manhattan street. Gaining a parking permit required a clever ruse. Cole added the word "Productions" to his company name, reinvented himself as a film director, hired models as "actors," and got a license to shoot a film appropriately titled The Birth of a Shoe Store. Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc. (the tongue-in-cheek name remains to this day) may not have produced much actual film that day, but it did sell an impressive number of shoes. Today, Kenneth Cole Reaction blends fabulous fashion with functionality, creating urban-inspired footwear for work or play.

Customer Reviews

Very nice
Stylish! I have no arches and expected them to be a bit narrow so I got 1 size larger and they fit nicely.

These shoes fit tight across the top of your foot.
Nice looking shoe, but a tight fit. Also, the leather is the really shiny black stuff, like tuxedo shoes. It is hard to tell from the picture.