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adidas Originals SleekWomen's
What’s in a Name?
The adidas Sleek shoe not only lives up to its name, but it is also a dream if you want a sporty shoe that offers performance-grade features without the heavy-duty look. Therein lies the inherent beauty of the Sleek — it’s just as suitable to wear while you’re running errands around town as with a cute sundress and a denim jacket.
Always on Form
Sure, it may look ladylike, but there’s nothing dainty about the adidas Sleek. If anything, it’s as robust and powerful as your favorite pair of sneakers — and because these are so versatile, they might very well replace those as your most-worn shoe ever. The structured upper offers stability and poise, while the thick outsole lends this shoe some sporty street cred. Factor in the interior details of the Sleek, including a cozy sockliner, and you have the makings of a shoe that is always on point.
adidas Women’s Sleek features:
• Leather upper offers a timeless look.
• Slender silhouette defines the shoe’s sleek character.
• Traditional lacing system allows you to secure a great fit.
• OrthoLite® sockliner nestles the foot for all-day comfort.
• Sturdy rubber outsole provides stability and traction.
If your measurements fall between two sizes, choose the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit.,
If you still have questions about fit or sizing please contact Customer Service.,
Unfortunately, there is no international sizing standard. Sizes vary from country to country. Please use the tables above only as a guide to help you in ordering the correct size. Please note that all sizes, are listed and sold in US sizes.,
Women's shoes are made on a narrower last (the foot-shaped form used in making shoes) than men's. In addition, the heel on a woman's shoe is narrower than the forefoot width. Men's shoes have the same width at the forefoot and heel. The medium width for women's shoes is B, while the medium width for men's shoes is D.
Women can wear men's shoes by converting their size to men's by subtracting 1.5 from their numeric size. For example, if you are a size 8 in women's, you would try a 6.5 in men's sizes. This is a loose conversion and doesn't change the difference in width and forefoot-to-heel ratios.