Moreover, it’s for a good cause, as in cooperation with Audi, Toms One for One program will provide 55,000 shoes to children ... s sizes is made of ash gray coated canvas and sports red ...

The slip-on is asphalt grey with stoplight red stitching ... Otherwise, it’s hard to tell them apart from a regular pair of Toms shoes. The unusual promotion is part of Audi’s “summer ...

Around these parts, we get pretty excited about a designer collaboration — and none more so than whenever TOMS is combining forces with a designer for the ultimate accessory offering.

As Attah explained to red-carpet interviewer Ryan Seacrest--another Toms admirer--the business won him over by promising to donate 10,000 pairs of shoes to ... wearing green-gray harem pants ...

Of course, giving a pair of shoes is still an option. When Toms launched in 2006, it popularized the one-for-one business model by giving away a free pair of shoes for every pair sold. Its success ...

But before you finalize your warm weather wardrobe, you’re going to want to check out the new Toms collaboration with Clare V. — these shoes are perfect for your impending summer vacation.

That's because TOMS had the perfect product. Its one for one donation model made buying one of it's iconic canvas shoes an act of charity. And for a while, that really worked. By 2013, TOMS was ...

Today, April 10, thousands of people will go barefoot around the world for the second annual “One Day Without Shoes.” It’s an event organized by Toms Shoes–the company that built a brand ...

Donating shoes to children in need. April 8, 2011— -- Thirty-four-year-old Blake Mycoskie is the founder and self-proclaimed "Chief Shoe Giver" of TOMS Shoes. He is on a mission to put shoes ...

(TOMS shoes are donated to over 50 countries but produced only in China, Argentina, and Ethiopia.) Moreover, TOMS shoes reportedly often simply turn up for sale in markets in the countries where ...

When it launched 10 years ago, TOMS Shoes was one of the first companies to employ the buy-one-give-one model. For every pair of shoes a customer purchased, the company promised to donate another ...