SeaVees shoes have a long but strange history. Debuting in 1964, the company’s casual footwear was an immediate hit. Its founders, tire giants BF Goodrich, decided to focus on the auto industry, so it sold the brand to Converse. However, just two years later, SeaVees had to close down as the U.S. government declared Converse was holding a monopoly on sneakers. For the next 40 years, SeaVees would be but a memory — that is, until 2008 when a shoe designer found a vintage pair of SeaVees at a thrift store and decided to revive the brand.
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