Catalog :: Man :: Shoes :: Athletic :: Native Unisex Jefferson Fashion Sneaker

Rubber Imported Synthetic sole Native Shoes has partnered with Zappos for Good to collect your well-loved Native Shoes and recycle them into community playground materials. It's easy, find out how to request a prepaid shipping label: zapposforgood.org/recycle/native The Jefferson is an instant classic. Bold and edgy, it is the perfect blend of good taste and subtle rebellion. If you have a slim foot, Native recommends you go down a 1/2 size when in between sizes. Otherwise for wider feet, go up a 1/2 size. Vegan construction. Lightweight EVA upper, lining and sole provide a cushioned fit for comfort that will never fade. Allover perforations allow your feet to breathe, keeping them dry and cool. Antimicrobial properties reduce foot odors. Imported. Measurements: Weight: 7 oz Product measurements were taken using size Men's 9, Women's 11, width Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size. Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.

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R. Ocampo

06/25/2019, 13:16

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Im not a flip flops person. I dont like wearing slippers outside the home. So I elect to wear boat shoes instead. This Native Shoes is a game changer. We buy these for our kids and I decided just this year to buy for myself. I chose the red colour. Its bright and gives a nice punch to the wardrobe around the pool and beach. For me it adds a touch of class versus walking around in slippers. Thats just my personal preference. Its not perfect though. The Jefferson model is a bit tight in the opening so youll have to squeeze in if you have wide feet. However once wearing them, there is no issue with the width. Also as you can imagine when it gets wet, it does get harder to slip on and off. Finally, the price is not cheap for what it is. Other than that, its great. Washable. Lots of holes for breathability. Good traction. More stylish than flip flops. If you are looking for a slipper alternative outside of the house, this is what youre looking for.

JB_Biz

06/25/2019, 13:16

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Bought these as a more stylish alternative to Crocs, which they do happen to achieve. My main issue with them is that they have a lot less arch support than Crocs (which I would have previously thought was an impossibility). There is very little, if any arch to the bottom of these shoes and as a result, theyre not really suitable for my use (working at a standing desk all day).

A.J.T.

06/25/2019, 13:16

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I have only had these for a couple days now, but I am surprised at how comfortable they are. I didnt expect any arch support, but they actually have some decent arches. With no half sizes, I was a little worried. I am a solid 7.5 US womens size, so I ordered the 7s and the 8s (since there are free returns), and the size 8 was perfect. There is definitely a little room, but they dont feel or look sloppy, and feel snug enough. They look cute as tennis shoe replacements - definitely with the converse look. I wore them with jeans and loved it. Im looking forward to testing these out as true water shoes during a kayak trip this weekend. But so far I am excited about them.

Kizz

06/25/2019, 13:16

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I keep buying natives over any other footwear brand. They last for what feels like forever as im able to hand me down sizes as I have 3 boys in a row. The kids like them better than crocs as they stay on their feet better and dont trip as much. The do allow feet to get super dirty just like crocs

JustMe

06/25/2019, 13:16

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First off, they are the MOST uncomfortable shoe in my entire life! Even if they are foam you feel like your feet are loosely wrapped in a cheap clunky Tupperware containers as well traction is a 2 on a 1-10 scale when on wood or tile. If you really have to have a pair go on AliExpress and pick them up for $10 with free shipping. These, or something similar, can usually be found all over parts China in little shops for about $2-3... and thats still too much.