It's a lot like our iconic Alpargata only bigger and bolder, with supersized soles and sidewalls 3x the size of our classic slip-on style. Alpargata-inspired sneaker with enlarged proportions Heritage Canvas Upper Large elastic gore for easy fit Dual density high-rebound RMAT outsole with pivot and heel wear pads Removable insole Decorative outsole color pops OrthoLite Eco LT Hybrid insoles made with 26% eco content (15% wastefoam, 5% recycled content and 6% bio-oils) Outsole height approximately 33mm As the Original One for One Company, TOMS has always been in business to improve lives. Since 2006, the TOMS community has given nearly 100 million pairs of shoes to people in need. How It All Started While traveling through Argentina in 2006, TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie saw the hardships faced by children without shoes. This inspired him to create a for-profit business with giving at its core. The idea? For every pair of shoes the company sold, a new pair would be given to a child in need. And with that, TOMS—short for Tomorrow’s Shoes—was born.
It's a lot like our iconic Alpargata only bigger and bolder, with supersized soles and sidewalls 3x the size of our classic slip-on style. Alpargata-inspired sneaker with enlarged proportions Heritage Canvas Upper Large elastic gore for easy fit Dual density high-rebound RMAT outsole with pivot and heel wear pads Removable insole Decorative outsole color pops OrthoLite Eco LT Hybrid insoles made with 26% eco content (15% wastefoam, 5% recycled content and 6% bio-oils) Outsole height approximately 33mm As the Original One for One Company, TOMS has always been in business to improve lives. Since 2006, the TOMS community has given nearly 100 million pairs of shoes to people in need. How It All Started While traveling through Argentina in 2006, TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie saw the hardships faced by children without shoes. This inspired him to create a for-profit business with giving at its core. The idea? For every pair of shoes the company sold, a new pair would be given to a child in need. And with that, TOMS—short for Tomorrow’s Shoes—was born.
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The lowest price for Toms Women's Mallow Alpargata Heritage Canvas Shoes Slip On Sneakers - Dark Fuchsia - US 8 right now is $51.60.
Prices last updated 20 Oct 2024.
Toms Women's Mallow Alpargata Heritage Canvas Shoes Slip On Sneakers - Dark Fuchsia - US 8
It's a lot like our iconic Alpargata only bigger and bolder, with supersized soles and sidewalls 3x the size of our classic slip-on style. Alpargata-inspired sneaker with enlarged proportions Heritage Canvas Upper Large elastic gore for easy fit Dual density high-rebound RMAT outsole with pivot and heel wear pads Removable insole Decorative outsole color pops OrthoLite Eco LT Hybrid insoles made with 26% eco content (15% wastefoam, 5% recycled content and 6% bio-oils) Outsole height approximately 33mm As the Original One for One Company, TOMS has always been in business to improve lives. Since 2006, the TOMS community has given nearly 100 million pairs of shoes to people in need. How It All Started While traveling through Argentina in 2006, TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie saw the hardships faced by children without shoes. This inspired him to create a for-profit business with giving at its core. The idea? For every pair of shoes the company sold, a new pair would be given to a child in need. And with that, TOMS—short for Tomorrow’s Shoes—was born.
It's a lot like our iconic Alpargata only bigger and bolder, with supersized soles and sidewalls 3x the size of our classic slip-on style. Alpargata-inspired sneaker with enlarged proportions Heritage Canvas Upper Large elastic gore for easy fit Dual density high-rebound RMAT outsole with pivot and heel wear pads Removable insole Decorative outsole color pops OrthoLite Eco LT Hybrid insoles made with 26% eco content (15% wastefoam, 5% recycled content and 6% bio-oils) Outsole height approximately 33mm As the Original One for One Company, TOMS has always been in business to improve lives. Since 2006, the TOMS community has given nearly 100 million pairs of shoes to people in need. How It All Started While traveling through Argentina in 2006, TOMS founder Blake Mycoskie saw the hardships faced by children without shoes. This inspired him to create a for-profit business with giving at its core. The idea? For every pair of shoes the company sold, a new pair would be given to a child in need. And with that, TOMS—short for Tomorrow’s Shoes—was born.
Last updated at 20/10/2024 08:03:40
