How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Each of Hunter’s partners has chosen a charity for the brand to support. The British boot brand has teamed up with five ambassadors to recognize Pride month: ShayShay, Tia Simon-Campbell, Jay Espinosa, Glyn Fussell, and Lucy Fizz. Hunter is celebrating Pride with its Play boot, a parade-ready style featuring colorful detailing on the pull tab and a rainbow rubber sole. A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Trevor Project. How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Doc Martens launched its first Pride boot in 2017.
The boot is currently available online for $145. The backstrap finishes off the bold look with “Pride” emblazoned down the material. The footwear brand’s classic 1460 boot gets a rainbow makeover, complete with Pride flag-inspired colors carried through the laces, heel-loop, and other small details. Shop the collection: Converse Pride 2019 Collection Dr. How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Converse’s Pride collection was born out of its LGBTQ+ employee network and has been introduced every year since 2014.
The collection also introduced the brand’s first-ever sneakers inspired by the trans flag. The Chuck 70 sneakers come in four colorways that pay homage to the Stonewall riots. What to buy: Adidas Continental 80 Pride Shoes ConverseĬonverse’s 2019 Pride capsule collection features Chuck Taylor and Chuck 70 sneakers, along with apparel, done in a range of symbolic finishes. How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Though not tied to product sales, Adidas will be supporting The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for youth of the LGBTQ+ community. The “Love Unites” collection arrived June 1 on the Adidas website and at select retailers. What to buy: Nike Air Tailwind 79 BETRUE Adidas AdidasĪs part of its Pride pack, Adidas is launching four rainbow-accented styles seen on the Ultra Boost 19, Continental 80, Adilette slide, and Adidas Originals Ozweego. While not tied to product sales, Nike will support more than 20 organizations advancing the LGBTQ+ community through grants administered by the Charities Aid Foundation of America. How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Since 2012, Nike has revisited the “Be True” Pride collection. The 2019 Nike “Be True” collection was released on June 1 online and at select retailers. To accompany your new kicks, Nike has also created a line of T-shirts, hoodies, and a multi-colored shoulder bag that are part of the limited-edition line. The collection includes the Air Max 90, Air Max 720, Air Tailwind, and Zoom Pegasus Turbo, each decorated with colors of the Pride flag. What to buy: UA Hovr SLK Evo x Pride Nikeįor Pride month, Nike is offering a “Be True” collection that is a tribute to Gilbert Baker, the political activist and Pride flag designer. How it supports the LGBTQ+ community: Under Armour provides financial support to Athlete Ally, a not-for-profit group working to eliminating homophobia and transphobia in sports by educating and activating athletic communities. In addition, Under Armour will also be sponsoring the Pride parades in Baltimore, Austin, and World Pride in NYC, as well as participating in the San Francisco Pride to celebrate Under Armour’s ongoing commitment to equality, justice, and opportunity for all.
The “United We Win” collection includes apparel, socks, and more and is available on the Under Armour website and will be sold in Macy’s stores throughout the month of June. The sneakers feature a blue-tinted gray upper with an atypical rainbow patterned midsole and outsole. Under ArmourĪfter launching its first Pride collection in 2018, Under Armour is back with a “United We Win” Pride-inspired take on the UA Hovr SLK shoe. If you are looking for that perfect pair of shoes to show your pride while supporting a company that supports the community, here are eight great options to choose from. Below, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite shoe companies that have Pride-themed kicks and boots with charitable components that support causes that impact LGBTQ+ people. However, in 2019 - as the LGBTQ+ community celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots (June 28), which sparked the gay rights movement - brands and retailers have stepped up their message of inclusivity with their Pride collections.