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Coming in a low-top silhouette with a slim profile, the Jameson 2 skate shoe features an:

• You want a shoe with a traditional lace-up closure that offers a more secure fit
• You are after a sneaker with a one-piece toe cap that enhances durability and wear-resistant quality

Size and fit

The Jameson 2 is offered in men’s and women’s sizes. These sneakers fit true to size and fit really well. It is suggested for one to go their usual sizes. 

With a traditional lace-up closure, an adjusted and more secure fit can be achieved. 

Who should buy the Etnies Jameson 2

Coming in a low-top silhouette with a slim profile, the Jameson 2 skate shoe features an all-suede upper. This brings a bit more sophistication into the shoe’s overall style. 

The sneakers are available in several colorways including brown/navy, black/brown, and grey, black/navy orange, black/pink, and a lot more.

Given that these skate shoes have a casual style, they can be easily matched with numerous outfits. They look really great when paired with jeans, chinos, slacks, or even joggers.

To pair with the bottoms mentioned, a plain or graphic shirt, polo shirts, sweatshirts, or even hoodies. 

Notable Features

Etnies’ Jameson 2 features an STI Foam Lite Level 1 footbed that delivers extreme comfort at every step. In addition, an EVA midsole provides a more cushioned and lightweight feel.

Constructed with a faux-vulc cupsole construction, stability, and durability are achieved. Also, this delivers an ample board feel. 

With a soft and contrasting inner lining, it gives a stylish touch to the skate shoes. Furthermore, a grippy 400 NBS rubber outsole allows for durable and enhanced traction. 

History of the nbsp; |  

Started in France and launched in 1986, Etnies was originally under the name Etnics. The brand's original name was Etnics, derived from the word "ethnic," a nod to the skateboarding sub-culture.

Later on, it was renamed Etnies due to legal issues. Etnies is possibly the first company to introduce a signature pro model shoe to the market with the Natas Kaupus model in 1989.

Sims Freestyle pro skater Pierre André Sénizergues influenced and took charge of the company, making it the first skateboard shoe company owned by a professional Skateboarder.

He then commenced design work at Etnies shortly after the company’s formation. Sénizergues eventually introduced the brand to the US. He proceeded to build Sole Technology, with the addition of the Emerica, éS.

Between the three skating brands, they have had some of the most iconic skateboarders in history wearing their kicks. Among the multiple shoes they have released, one of the best-selling pairs is Etnies’ Jameson 2.

These low-top, slim-profile skate shoes feature a faux-vulc cupsole construction, the lightweight STI Foam Lite Level 1 cushioning insole, and a grippy rubber outsole, supplying added comfort and endless hours of skating.