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Shubeez! :)


I am so excited to have been chosen as a Shubeez affiliate!

This is part of what the website has to say about Shubeez:


Our message is simple. 
 We are a call to action.  
We believe there is no better way to symbolize your efforts, or your events, than branding the shoe that started your movement. 
Every morning you must get up and face the day.  
What you do from there is your choice.  
Your shubeez is a constant reminder of why you lace-up and a unique symbol that will spark interest/ encourage others to get involved. 
shubeez- why do YOU lace-up?

I love it!
Here are the 3 tags featured on their website right now, but they also have a Custom Option! 




I plan on getting the 13.1 to put on my shoe...of course! :)
I would love to, one day, have a custom blog one! :)

For the month of February, they are offering free shipping on all orders! :)


If you go to purchase one, just make sure you choose me as your affiliate!
Thank you!! :)










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