Steps by Stephens Set to Release New Summer Collection

Recent Morehouse College graduates and Atlanta natives Thabiti Stephens and Malcolm Conner are two entrepreneurs whose names you should get familiar with. Stephens and Conner are making their steps in the world as two entrepreneurs and trendsetters with their shoe company Steps by Stephens, LLC.

Steps by Stephens, an Atlanta-based shoe company, was founded in 2010 by Thabiti Stephens. After becoming close friends with Malcolm Conner at Morehouse College, the two have linked their talents, love for footwear, and passion for philanthropy in 2011. The young entrepreneurs became business partners making Steps by Stephens one of the hottest up and coming shoe collections on the market. Although these 21-year-old males have achieved a great deal of success from Steps by Stephens so far including a huge feature in Black Enterprise last year, the vision is encompasses much more.

With some of its proceeds, Steps by Stephens aims to provide meals for Atlanta children and families in need. Since its initial launch in 2012, Steps by Stephens has donated thousands of dollars to charity and is focused on achieving a global outreach to end hunger. Stephens and Conner believe staying trendy and doing good in the community is important. By dedicating countless hours to community service, Steps by Stephens has built loyal customers worldwide, even acquiring celebrity clientele over the past two years.

This June, Steps by Stephens will step up the shoe competition with the release of its new summer collection. Steps by Stephens has upgraded its classic style shoe for better comfort and is available in blue, red, and black. The shoes are great for the family, available in men, women, and children’s sizes. Step into style this summer with a pair of Steps by Stephens! Place your order at www.stepsbystephens.com.

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