Since 1916 Keds has been on top of their game shaping the footwear industry into what it is today. They’ve always been a household name by staying true to the designs that customers stand by while introducing innovations simply because they saw needs to fill – or more aptly – shoes.

In their distinguished history they have taken many leaps to compliment the modern foot, from the Keds Triumph in the mid 20s to the Kedettes in late 30s, to the Pro-Keds in the late 40s.

But throughout it all, possibly the most unsung is a model that interacts with the foot the most: the Keds Renaissance.