All Shoes come in Men's size. For Womens size please order Half a size down. 
 
Introducing Athari’s timeless black and white sneakers, a fusion of classic design and distinct style. Crafted with precision, the sneakers feature a unique shape that sets them apart. The black sections, luxuriously suede and smooth to the touch, exude sophistication.
On the sides, intricate embroidery showcases the iconic Athari logo, reflecting a commitment to excellence. On one shoe, the embroidered Athari signature on the back symbolizes an individual’s journey, while on the other, the embroidered Athari logo represents unity within a collective.
A touch of elegance is added with the shoe tongue, adorned with an Athari signature label. These sneakers not only captivate with their aesthetic, but also embody a profound concept.
These black and white sneakers carry a profound symbolism that extends beyond aesthetics. The black and white color combination serves as a powerful reminder of the anti-racist principles deeply embedded in Islam. These colors vividly reflect the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), who proclaimed that no superiority lies in the color of one’s skin—whether black or white. Rather, true distinction is determined by one’s piety and virtuous deeds.
Embodying this message, these sneakers stand as a testament to the abolition of racism that Islam champions. The contrasting shades not only evoke a sense of unity but also remind us of the equality and respect that all individuals deserve, regardless of their background.
With every step taken in these sneakers, wearers carry forward a legacy of inclusion and acceptance. Rooted in the words of the Prophet, these shoes become a tangible expression of the universal human values that Islam espouses—a message of harmony, equality, and the rejection of prejudice. Just as the colors merge harmoniously, so do these principles intertwine seamlessly, making these sneakers not just a fashion statement, but a tangible embodiment of the noble teachings that uplift humanity.