Friday, September 2, 2011

Go Retro with the TUK shoes

By Nicole Smith


TUK shoes were created in the UK and were then brought up in California. Indeed, here we have an amazing range of shoes designed for punks and rockers. If you love thus style of Rockabilly Shoes, you will discover an exciting range of TUK heels, Mary Janes, wedges, heels and their oozing cool creeper sneakers among many other designs.

The word TUK stands for Tread United Kingdom, which some of you may remember as a British boot manufacturer that has been around since the early English punk scene of the 1970's and they design some of the best quality boots and are hugely inspired by punk rock music, art, and fashion.

TUK shoes find themselves inspired by 50s and 70s subcultures such as punk and psychobilly and bring us this exciting collection of brothel creepers and rockabilly heels and are infamous for their cool trainers and sneakers. The TUK shoes are remembered as one of the staples of underground punk rock and roll. The different range of TUK Shoes were initially designed for the punk, rockabilly and alternative scene. The TUK shoes tend to be found in punk and alternative stores all around the UK. Do not miss out on these gorgeous Voodoo Cavegirl Creeper Sneakers which some super cool art work and look & fit a treat on your feet.

The Mary Jane Teddy White Sneakers are ideal for all those who are looking for the fresh and original winter collection. The spectacular white leopard design makes the punk rock teddy shoes great looking for the wearer. With the popularity of the Gothic shoes in recent years, this is basically an underground style which is worn by a few people. With the present day generation becoming really fashion conscious, people have moved to the mainstream for ideas.

This has led to the parallel existence of retro which for a lot of people is fun and wonderful since it gives them a distinctive look and appeal. It also gives us a sneak peek into the personality of the wearer and their tastes and using the added enhancements of punk, retro aesthetics, and leather wear.




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