About Shop4Kicks
Shop4Kicks is a sneaker shop that sells no sneakers. That is not a bug.
Where it came from
When you open Wishr for the first time, a short animation shows you the one thing the app asks you to learn: find something you like anywhere on the web, hit share, pick Wishr, and watch it land on your wishlist. The shop in that animation was invented for the occasion, and it was called Shop4Kicks.
We then bought the domain and built it, so that the shop people watch in the app and the shop they can actually visit are the same place. If you have just seen the animation, the sneakers here should look familiar — the Retro Low Citron, the Wave Runner Mint, the Aqua Dunk Mid and the rest are the exact products it shows.
What you can do here
Browse, save a few favourites, and find a sneaker you actually like. Then use your browser's own share button — on an iPhone that's the square with the arrow at the bottom of Safari — and pick Wishr from the list. Wishr reads the page and fills in the name, the picture and the price by itself.
You will notice this site has no share buttons of its own. That is deliberate. The gesture worth learning is the one built into your phone, because it works on every shop on the web; a button that only exists here would teach you a habit you could use in exactly one place. So Shop4Kicks tries to behave like an ordinary shop and stay out of the way.
What you cannot do here
Buy anything. There is no basket, no checkout, no payment step, no account and no order confirmation, and there never will be. The search box and the account and bag icons in the header are decoration — real shop furniture that does nothing, because a demo shop that quietly started taking card details would be an appalling thing to build.
Every sneaker on this site is a render of a shoe that does not exist, made for this site. WishrKicks is not a real brand, and nothing here imitates, or is affiliated with, any real footwear company.
Your data
There isn't any. We collect nothing at all — see the privacy page for the short and slightly smug details.
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