Since the Xinjiang cotton incident broke out, brands that have made remarks related to Xinjiang include: Nike, Converse, Adidas... In addition to these brands, there is actually no shortage of domestic brands that provide good-looking, practical and durable shoes. For example, Li Ning, Anta, Xtep, Erke, Huili, Feiyue, etc...
1. Li Ning
Li Ning's CF Yufeng casual shoes represent the uncompromising attitude of young people. The shoe body is made of thick foam material, which is light and comfortable, reducing wear and tear. It is full of breathable holes for breathability and freshness. With its unique shape, it leads the trend of new fashion.
2. Anta
Anta's Coca-Cola co-branded series has a refreshing and summery atmosphere. With the classic red and white color scheme, it will never go out of style. The soles are made of high-quality rubber, which makes them absolutely soft and comfortable whether walking or running, reducing the fatigue of the day. This Anta collaboration combines fashion and practicality, and is definitely worth buying.
3. Xtep
Xtep’s mountain and sea series dad shoes are the same style for couples, which means that mountains and seas can be learned. Inspired by the wings of the Jingheng bird, its perseverance spirit is injected into the national fashion brand. The shoes are light and will not be burdensome when walking. Very good looking, I really love it.
4. Hongxing Erke
Hongxing Erke Qidan Gintama co-branded skateboard shoes. I believe that many friends who love this anime can’t wait to add it to their shopping carts after hearing the news of the co-branding. For friends who love Hongxing Erke and Gintama, this is simply a double chef ecstasy! Whether it’s the color matching, the Gintama Q-version avatar on the heel, the word “sugar” on the upper, or the Gintama wording on the tag, it’s really amazing! Hongxing Erke, as the first person to speak out on the Xinjiang cotton incident, "Cotton is soft, China is hard." I would like to say here that it is truly a shining example of domestic products!
I’m not sure. I’ve heard of the trademark Yougan Wanli Leather Shoes before.