Facts

  • Top

    Low Top

    Extremely popular sneakers because of their price range, versatility when it comes to style, and freedom of movement. Almost everyone is guaranteed to have low-top sneakers in their shoe rotation.

    Mid Top

    Mid-top sneakers extend toward the ankle for a little more support and hold. These lie somewhere in the middle between low-top and high-top sneakers in terms of usage and popularity.

    High Top

    Sneakers with collars that go above the ankles for optimal hold and support are some of the most sought-after models in lifestyle shoes. Most of these shoes take their roots from basketball and have easily or fashionably crossed to mainstream wear.

    Good to know

    Regardless of cut, it's always good to start with sneakers that can be worn for the daily grind, also called as "beaters" by some, as these are usually cheaper, easy to clean, and still gives that lifestyle "edge" before going for those wallet-thinning models.

  • Inspired from

    Sports

    Sneakers dominantly take their heritage from running, basketball, skate, tennis, training, hiking, and football. Still retaining a few of their performance-based technologies, these sneakers have transcended their respective niches and have successfully and popularly transformed themselves as staples of fashion footwear.

    Casual

    Sneakers designed for a laidback, "cool" vibe that is built for lifestyle wear right from the get-go.

    Good to know

    Brands are now blending elements of performance and casual appeal in basically every sneaker. One can hardly go wrong with a sports-inspired sneaker or a simple casual shoe.

  • Collection

    Good to know

    Shoes sharing the same inspiration, history, materials, or technologies are routinely assembled under one compilation for the convenience of those who may wish to categorize or label their own collection as such. The classic collections like the Adidas Originals, Air Max 1, Air Force 1, new balance classic sneakers, and the Classic Leather head the pack of frequently asked about collections.

  • Price
    $55
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Fit & Sizing

The K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF features the traditional lace-up closure system that provides an adjustable fit. It allows the wearer to adjust the laces of the shoe in a comfortable fit when locking down their foot. The low-top sneaker is offered in medium width and is available for both men’s and women’s sizing. The men’s sizing ranges from size 6.5 US to size 14 US. Women’s sizing goes from size 5 US to size 11 US.

K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF Style

Classic meets modern, the K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF exhibits a timeless appeal that keeps up with the constant evolution of fashion trend. The low-top sneaker also delivers the sense of innovation as well as a versatile characteristic that gives efficiency and ease to the wearer of switching styles from day to night.

The K-Swiss Court II T CMF is perfect for someone who fuses a sporty look with a semi-formal style together. The silhouette also gives a touch of formality to a street-inspired style, adding more appeal to the over-all look.

From a casual day out to dinner with friends or colleagues, the K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF offers a stylish finish to one’s appropriately picked ensemble.

Notable Features

A classic and sleek design is displayed by the K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF with the clean appearance of its upper construction that is complemented well with its various colorways. The K-Swiss signature metal D-rings gives accent to the design of the sneaker. The stitched 3-piece toe and the iconic 5-Stripes branding that graces the sides of the low-top silhouette complete the whole design, giving it an attractive finish.

K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF History

In 1996, the K-Swiss brand was established by two Swiss brothers namely, Ernest and Art Brunner, who both switched the Alps for the Southern California shores. The opportunity of getting into the market and creating a tennis specific shoe came to the brothers after being bitten by a tennis bug. They sought after a pair of tennis shoe that is comfortable, durable, and also stylish enough but they never had any luck, and that was the start of K-Swiss.

The K-Swiss Classic, also launched in 1966, was the first tennis shoe to feature an all-leather upper structure. Massive global popularity for the silhouette immediately came, and it acquired the title of an on and off court style statement. The K-Swiss Classic lived up to its name and became a classic. Two decades later, the second K-Swiss style silhouette was introduced, the K-Swiss Gstaad.

Steven Nichols then purchased the K-Swiss company also in 1986 as he saw the “country club” footwear brand’s potential and perceived its capabilities. In 1990, the brand released the K-Swiss Classic high-top version.

More styles from the brand are offered as years went by which includes the K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF. The silhouette displays a classic design that also provides style with its sleek appearance. Offered in various colorways, the shoe gives the buyers a wide variety of options to choose from.

Additional Info

  • The material used on the upper structure of the K-Swiss Court Pro II T CMF may vary on its colorway.
  • The sneaker features with a Die-cut EVA insert midsole.
  • The shoe is built with a Die-cut EVA & Memory Foam heel pad sock liner.
  • The silhouette is finished off with a rubber outsole.
  • On the heel of the sneaker, one can see the K-Swiss branding.

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