Woah, dude. Cant wear sneakers on a millennial board. Take it to TikTok, young man.
depends on the activity and rest of the fit
Normal budget: Low-top AF1s, Reebok Club CMoney to blow: Common Projects Achilles, Margiela GATs
>>18553803Also looking to buy all whites, but something good for weightlifting.
https://youtube.com/shorts/IycmkeXSJyAIncel shoes
>>18554087This tranny looks like an incel
>>18553803>Triple White>Black sole?
>>18553838Margiela GATs just aren't worth it. Svensson's are more than good enough and feel just as premium.
idk cheapest ones on amazonit's white dudeit's gonna get dirty real quick
>>18554205Svenssons cannot match CPs or margiela gats in quality. They're a budget brand alternative and staying that way. Let's be honest that nobody would be buying their sneakers if they weren't always 50%. Nobody is paying $450 for svenssons when they can buy common projects for the same thing
>>18554205Retail is stupidly expensive on Margiela GATs now but secondhand they are absolutely worth the price compared to all the other options.
>>18553911Onisuka tiger serranos.
>>18554326NTA but can you even really count CPs as GATs? The toebox isn't anything alike the traditional design, albeit I do prefer how it looks.
I like crown northampton's upton wholecut, probably the cleanest, most minimalist full leather sneaker available. If you like more detail, their harlestone derby is very similar to the classic derby style sneaker like common projects, adidas campus etc, but can be resoled and rebuilt like a boot which is a pro if you like a long life product. They also do hi/mid tops if you like the extra height above the ankle. Con is they're expensive and made to order, with a 3 month lead time.
>>18554620Svenssons makes both copies of CP achilles lows and margiela replicas. Both of inferior quality of course. I'm not comparing cp to gats, I'm comparing svensson to everything they copy.
>>18553803I got the CLAE Bradleys, pretty nice for the summer.
>>18553803chucks/thread
>>18553803Wearing white in the winter...
