If you went to primary and, possibly, high school in Kenya, then Bata is no new term to you. It was like clockwork – just before schools would open, parents would flock to the most convenient Bata store to get a new pair of school shoes for their kids. Needless to say, for the longest time I knew that all that Bata had to offer were school shoes, sports shoes, and those flip flops that they only had in blue or red. But boy have things changed and I, for one, sure am loving it. I mean, aren’t these babies just the bombdiggity? To be honest though my mum asked whether the brown flats were meant for old ladies. If that's the case then I just declared myself the mayor of old-ladiesville because these babies are the most comfortable things my 10 little toes have ever had the pleasure of experiencing! Plus they also came with a 10% discount so really, old ladies' shoes for the win.
KES 400 (approx. $5)
KES1,500 (approx. $18)
Friday is just round the corner ladies and gents, stay strong.
AORHFHASLFHFUHLO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNOBODY seems to understand why I love Bata so much. This.
What on earth is that first word????
DeleteAnd I totally understand why you love Bata!
It means "I'm so excited, I can't express my excitement in any language known to man"
DeleteI hate that not all Bata's carry the same items, what Bata did you get those from?
ReplyDeleteAlso just stumbled upon your blog through the Kurly kichana blog & all i can say is I LOVE YOUR BLOG!
ReplyDelete:) :)
DeleteThank youuu!
I got it from the Bata that's inside Nakumatt - top floor - at Junction. Never knew that there were two Bata stores at Junction..
Did you know that Bata now has an online shop?!
No i didn't...good to know, thanks. Bloggers like you put Kenya on the fashion bloggers map, keep up the amazing work.
ReplyDeleteYou're soo sweet, thank you for the encouraging words!
DeleteA beautiful day to you
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