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10 facts about sneakers that no one knew
You can have a full wardrobe, but are you good at it? Every industry has interesting things going on behind the scenes. Things that have a hidden meaning and are known only to the people who built the brand. SneakerBlog has prepared 10 facts about sneakers that should surprise even the most knowledgeable collector. Test your knowledge of running shoes right now.
10 facts about sneakers that you did not know
Fact # 1. Nike lost a huge container at sea Continue reading
10 FACTS ABOUT SHOES. Did you know that …?
Sneakers, or so-called sneakers, have become a necessary part of our life, and for a long time not only sports. Especially after designers and stylists around the world entered into a fashion conspiracy and allowed to combine cross-country with skirts, dresses and coats, as well as, if it is about men, with elegant suits, shirts and trousers. We decided to find interesting facts about sneakers and share with you. So, let’s get started? Did you know that …
1. The founders of the brands Puma and Adidas are actually siblings
At first they worked together in a shoe factory, which they named by their surname Dassler Brothers, which was soon renamed Adidas (one of the brothers was called Adi Dassler). In 1948, the brothers parted ways, they terribly quarreled. So at a distance of only a couple of hundred meters from each other, two sports giants, Adidas and Puma, began to work and flourish. Continue reading
History and interesting facts about sneakers that no one knew
The history of this shoe dates back to the end of the 18th century, when shoes with rubber soles were made. Then they were called canvas shoes, they were very rough and quite primitive, while they were not divided into right and left legs. Already in 1895, Joseph William Foster developed the first model of sports shoes with spikes in England, and in 1892 the American Rubber Company created more comfortable shoes with rubber soles and textile upper. This model received the so-called name “sneakers”. By 1917, these shoes began to be mass-produced under the name “sneakers,” since the man in their shoes walked so quietly that he could go unnoticed to anyone.
Now that sneakers as a type of shoe have gained worldwide popularity, we can assume that there are many interesting facts that no one knows about, now we will tell some of them. Continue reading
