Whether you are relaxing at the beach , going upcountry or touring your destination of choice this holiday, our range of mens shoes will cater for your every footwear need.
And…there is more ! Much more…
Visit our website to view entire range
From our Marie Claire range, comes this sandal with Maasai-like beading. You might want to grab a pair of these stylish yet comfortable sandals that are now back at our stores due to demand. They literally fly off the shelves! Price : Kshs. 1299
And, there is more where that came from…
You can visit our website to view the entire ladies collection
For you who is doing last minute holiday shopping, we are adding more into your Christmas shopping basket this festive season with our Bata Christmas give-aways. Whether you are shopping for mens’, ladies’ or children’s shoes, we’ve got something for you..
All those details are available for you here
Whatever you do, you must check out our Christmas catalogue that will give you an indication of what you’ll find at our stores this festive season where the Bata Christmas Collection is Now Showing.
Our Bata Gift Vouchers are that gift of choice you want to give your loved one this festive season. There is something for everyone at Bata this festive season.
Here’s wishing you and your family a brilliant Holiday and all the Joy that comes with giving this festive season!
For decades the Bata Safari boot has been to its wearers, a supremely comfortable boot, offering ankle protection, tough yet very flexible. Loved by men and women alike, both locally and internationally, Safari shoes come in supple and soft hunting calf leather uppers with the velvet feel touch finish and a rubber sole.
The unmistakable Safari logo distinguishes the Bata Safari boots from imitations.
To maintain the Safari boot it is highly recommended that you acquire a wire brush (available at Bata shops) to be used for cleaning the shoe.
A wire brush comes in handy when the shoe is dusty. Simply brush off the dust.
If the shoes are wet and dirty, wait for them to dry and brush the dirt off with the wire brush.
If the shoes are really dirty, clean them with Kashmire suede cleaner.
(If you have to, you may clean your shoes with mild soap and water. Let them dry and then finish off with an application of suede cleaner.)
Leave the suede cleaner to dry and then brush off to a soft smooth finish.
As with all leather shoes, it is advisable that you give your shoes sufficient rest before the next wear so as to retain their good shape for longer. 12 hours rest is ideal in between wears.
NB :
Have you ever received a gift voucher? Don’t you just love the freedom of choice that comes with it?
Bata Gift Vouchers are the ideal way of giving your loved one the gift of choice. Bata Vouchers exist in several denominations ranging from Kshs. 300 to Kshs. 2000. They are available at selected Bata stores but redeemable at ANY Bata store.
So you don’t know your loved one’s shoe size? No problem! You can never go wrong with a Bata Gift Voucher : The Gift Of Choice .
This festive season go ahead and give your loved ones the gift of choosing their own gift!
On a pilot project, we have introduced the new Safari Slip-On to just a few of our stores.
The Safari Slip-On is a flavor of the all time favorite Bata Safari Boot brand which consists of leather shoes mainly for all leisure walking lovers, seeking for comfort and durability in tropical weather. Safari shoes come in a supple and soft hunting calf suede uppers.
You may view our whole Safari Range here.
Let us know what you think about the new Safari slip-on range now available in only a few of our stores in limited quantities and which for this reason, we have not yet included in our web catalogue.
Smiling faces of happy girls are what met us at Soila Maasai Girls Center.
It is hard to believe that these girls are orphans. We were inspired.
A half an hour drive from Limuru had taken us to Soila Maasai girls rescue center in Suswa. The center caters for 100 girls who are rescued from FGM and early marriages. The children are sheltered and educated here. This center is an affiliate of Dr. Barnados home.
The scorching sun signified our arrival to Maasai Land. We were met by the Home’s administrator, Mary, who explained to us that the girls are not going breaking for Holidays, as December is the peak season for FGM in Maasai Land and therefore going home at this time would put them at risk. For this reason, they are retained at the Center during August and December holidays
and only go home during April Holidays. Their relatives however, do visit them.
After introductions, we offered the girls some words of encouragement after which the shoe presentation was done.
…and then we danced to a Maasai tune
Mary was gracious enough to show us around the center. We saw their poultry project where they rear chicken for sale . She showed us around the girls dormitories and their sitting room where they relax and watch TV. A community dispensary in the compound is a work-in-progress. Once complete, the dispensary is going to extend its services to the larger community.
And what’s a visit to Maasai Land without visiting a Manyatta? We visited a Manyatta nearby, after which we bid the girls goodbye. Days later, on 3rd Dec 2010 we visited Dr. Barnados home in Nairobi. Read about that here .
In collaboration with the Gisma Group on the Natembea Campaign, Bata Kenya recently joined other stake holders on a visit to Kyaume (pronounced Chaume) Primary School is in Tala, Machakos County. Natembea, Swahili for ‘I can walk’ is a campaign whose main objective is reduce the number of people in Africa, who go about their lives, barefoot.
The Campaign Ambassador, Ms. Julie Gichuru was the Guest Of Honor during this event whose highlight was donating shoes to the pupils. 900 pairs of shoes were donated on this day.
Ms. Gichuru helps a girl try on her new shoes.
Bata nursery school is located in the Bata residential estate in Limuru. Children of Bata employees
are provided with education free of charge. Recently the children here, were treated to new uniform
and shoes much to their joy and appreciation. .
