Joggers. Check out brands like Publish, Zanerobe, Carhartt WIP, i love ugly, Nike usually have various different joggers too. Their Lab line does some nice cargos.
Got this info through an email from STAPLE and it just links to their site, so assuming it will be a cluster
Depends on the shoe for me, but typically black joggers, ripped black jeans or ripped regular jeans.
I got mine a few days ago, they fit great. I've never worn basketball shoes before but they feel really nice. Look gawgeous too. I wear a size 14 and it is true to size.
Go true to size with bball shoes, and most people who wear bbal shoes dont ball
Good to hear! I am not a big sneaker guy but I bought those cream white Yeezys since they were more readily accessible and I thought they were amazingly comfy at first (felt like walking on a cloud) but they were ultimately too tight as far as the width of the shoe goes so I just returned them and bought some other Boosts instead. Nowhere near as comfy in terms of on the sole (I guess that is the "Ultra Boost" vs the Boost perhaps?) but they look less ridiculous at least and they were not nearly as narrow.
That's still kind of near the upper end of cost. Some highly prized Jordans have an MSRP of 220, but I don't really see Nike/Adidas and all much more than that, if at all. Designer shoes you definitely run up the cost.
Yeah, I'm just surprised I guess that sneakers still seem to be around $200ish on the high end.. feels like the price kind of has a ceiling despite so many other things getting more expensive with time. I definitely remember high-end Nikes being well over $100 when I was a teen so I guess they're like video games and the price has just remained pretty static. I suppose since so many people buy a lot of them that they might price out their collector base if the price went up too much.
Same here, Jordans aren't for me but I appreciate them on others.
On the one hand, I could go to a store and get them, but on the other, I cba lol
