UPDATE: It’s Official – our 2 lucky winners are Jessica T and Michelle H. Thanks to everyone for participating. Enter our latest giveaway for a chance to win an iPhone 4 Case made of recycled plastic. (original post follows…)
Having grown up in Keds, I’m kind of excited about the introduction of the Organic Champions - Keds’ latest take on their classic sneaker, and newest addition to their green lineup. Absent are pesticides, herbicides and bleach in the making of this eco sneak. It has uppers made of 100% organic cotton; stitched eyelets; tea-stained laces and 15% recycled rubber outsoles.
Outfitted in a complimentary pair of slip-ons, I’ve been bouncing around town in these cute and comfy kicks, feeling light and green every step of the way. Enter our Great Green Giveaway and start channeling your best Marilyn or Jackie O…style icons who flitted about in the Champion back in the day.
2 lucky winners will be selected in our Random Drawing, and notified by email. Contest ends Monday, October 25, 2010 at 11:59p (EST). Winners have 24 hours to claim their prize, or that offer is null and void. Winners’ names will be included on this post. Retail value: $55 + free delivery to anywhere in the USA or Canada. Winner will receive either lace-up or slip-on style, available in neutral, in their choice of ladies’ sizes 5-11, medium width.
To enter, simply:
- Check out Keds’ new Organic Champions: the Organic Slip On and Organic Lace Up.
- Then answer: When purchasing footwear, aside from style — what’s more important to you – how the shoe is made & what it is made of … or simply, price?
- Add the following address to your email address book: m at AlternativeConsumer.com.
- Bonus Entry: sign up for our RSS feed; (if you’re already a subscriber, just comment by writing a complete sentence to let us know).
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* Follow altCon on Twitter and/or Keds on Twitter leave separate comments to let us know. When you leave us a comment on this post, please write a full sentence with a link to the Tweet so my spamolator doesn’t bounce your comment.
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* Fan altCon on FaceBook and/or Keds on Facebook. Receive an entry for each Facebook sign-up by leaving a separate comment for each one.
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I like to know it’s comfortable and if the shoe company i’m buying from is working/donating to any beneficial organizations!
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The price & what the shoe is made of.
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My original comment disappeared. Here’s my answer again: The price is my primary importance to me. And secondly, what the shoe is made of.
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What the shoe is made of first for me. Thanks so much for the chance! :)
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quality is mnost important
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Great comfort and price.
Ouch…I hate to say it but the price. I guess I better start thinking Green in shoes too
Price is definitely more important to me. college student here. Simply can’t afford not to care about it.
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I like the fit and feel of the shoe.
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About the only thing I purchase for which the price does not matter. My first thought is what it is made of.
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For me the most important thing is fit. Are they comfortable? Can I walk around in these for a long time?
I look at price first
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How it’s made and what it is made of matters more to me.
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usually price wins. But when it comes to shoes, it’s more important to have good shoes with necessary support. As to what they are made out of, that doesn’t really concern me.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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The most important thing to me is how comfortable the shoe is—all the rest are usually secondary.