TKEES
Minimalist yet stylish slipper sandals, responsibly produced and accessible - discover TKEES leather slipper sandals.
TKEES History
Founded in 2009 by American couple Carly and Jesse Burnett, TKEES was born out of a search for “barely-there” slipper sandals that were also sustainably produced. When their search came up short, the couple decided to create the perfect design themselves. The launch of the iconic Lilly flip-flops in five nude shades marked the beginning of TKEES.
Co-founder Carly infuses her casual yet chic, distinctive style into TKEES designs, blending a contemporary tomboy aesthetic with a keen eye for detail. Each pair of sandals excels in design and style, reflecting modern minimalism and symmetry.
TKEES Sandals
Known for their “barely-there” design, TKEES sandals feature ultra-slim straps and come in a wide array of colors - from nude shades, black, and white to vibrant hues, earthy tones, and metallic finishes. These comfortable sandals are crafted with cushioned footbeds for optimal comfort and rubber outsoles for excellent grip. Handcrafted from high-quality Brazilian leather, TKEES sandals are available in matte or slightly glossy finishes.
TKEES Sustainability
Sustainability is as essential to TKEES as the designs themselves. This commitment shines through in the timeless styles and the production process. Emphasizing quality over quantity, TKEES works with Brazilian and European partners to minimize waste and ensure sustainable practices, from seasonless designs to reduced production waste.
TKEES on PB.nl
TKEES flip-flop sandals are now available on PB.nl. Featuring the iconic Lilly slipper sandal, the collection sets a stylish tone. Whether you’re looking for black, beige, grey, or metallic options, PB.nl offers TKEES sandals with round or square toes and matte or glossy finishes. Pick your favorite color of these luxury sandals and pair them with any outfit - from denim to bohemian skirts and dresses.
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