1966

K-SWISS WAS FOUNDED IN 1966, WHEN TWO SWISS BROTHERS MOVED TO CALIFORNIA TO CREATE A FOOTWEAR BRAND FOCUSED ON TENNIS. AS AVID SKIERS AND TENNIS PLAYERS, THE BROTHERS TOOK INSPIRATION FROM BOTH TENNIS AND SKIING TO CREATE THEIR FIRST SNEAKER.

THE CLASSIC BECAME

A STAPLE ON COURT

INTRODUCING

THE GSTAAD

K-SWISS PREMIERES

A LINE OF BASKETBALL

SHOES, THE BRISTEN

K-SWISS IS NAMED

"COMPANY OF THE YEAR"

BY FORBES FOOTWEAR

NEWS MAGAZINE

THE K-SWISS SI-18 INTERNATIONAL

TENNIS SHOE IS HONORED AS THE

"SHOE OF THE YEAR"

BY FOOTWEAR NEWS MAGAZINE.

TODD WOODBRIDGE

AND MARK WOODFORDE

WON THE FRENCH OPEN IN MEN'S

DOUBLES WEARING K-SWISS

THE ST329 WITH IT'S CHUNKY PROFILE, BECOMES A HIT, DRIVEN BY THE BAGGY STYLE OF FASHION OR THE EARLY 2000's.

K-SWISS ENTERS THE TECHNICAL RUNNING CATEGORY BY GAINING BEST NEW SHOE AND BEST DEBUT HONORS IN RUNNING NETWORK AND RUNNERS WORLD MAGAZINES.

FRENCH TENNIS PLAYER

GAËL MONFILS

PLAYING WITH K-SWISS

FABIO FOGNINI JOINS K-SWISS

WEARING THE ULTRASHOT 3