Well, seeing as you know what I'm talking about then I guess you must be a closet Gok Won too
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Poll: Are white trainers cool or uncool
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Crocs are a powerful tool, here I have paired them with yoga pants, feel free to copy this sophisticated look (photo taken by my ex on my Camino)
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I only wear white trainers. I like my Adidas Sambas. Simple, sleek, comfy and smart. That’s all I look for in a trainer tbh,
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who still actually wears trainers?
Below the age of eh 20 outside of sports
Below the age of eh 20 outside of sports
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I am not really influenced by fashion tbh my last trainers (pic in summer thread) were chosen for A/ been vegan ie not a strip of easy sourced animal hide
B/ waterproof and breathable
C/ dark colour as constantly coated in mud and sand
But they are a tool, not an accessory. I don't get on with walking boots so get the walking trainers.
B/ waterproof and breathable
C/ dark colour as constantly coated in mud and sand
But they are a tool, not an accessory. I don't get on with walking boots so get the walking trainers.
Christ knows where it came from, probably an Americanism, but my old man, if he saw a guy with a battery of pens clipped in his jacket or shirt breast pocket, would nudge me and say, “There you go, the mark of the perfect schmo.”
I kind of feel similarly about any guy over 30 with any kind of trainers, it doesn’t look as bad as the row of pens, but IMO it’s not a good look.
Crocs on a man of any age? Gimme a break.
I kind of feel similarly about any guy over 30 with any kind of trainers, it doesn’t look as bad as the row of pens, but IMO it’s not a good look.
Crocs on a man of any age? Gimme a break.
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As regards crocs, I am clearly in the camp of don't give a damn about fashion, on the camino they are pretty standard, after a long hike you need to change the contact points on feet and let them breathe.when you explore the Spanish towns
But yeah defiantly not for a townie with an urban lifestyle
Edit, great for just putting rubbish out and mooching down garden also
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Always liked white trainers. Only got one pair now, classic Reebok high tops. Rest are TN's and 95's. Not white though.
I think my last pair were the Reebok Workout Plus when I was at school. I remember then having the union jack on the side, if anyone does? On the "H" shape bit. I've been after another pair for years and cannot find them anywhere.
I think my last pair were the Reebok Workout Plus when I was at school. I remember then having the union jack on the side, if anyone does? On the "H" shape bit. I've been after another pair for years and cannot find them anywhere.
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Not just Gucci but Mickey Mouse
https://www.gucci.com/uk/en_gb/pr/w...RI4mDrNfmPhdksdQrnhoCfd8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
My wife has a pair. She's had plenty of compliments on them so they must be good.
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Whatever you do don't go looking at the folk who have a £50k Nike air collection in the other thread then
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“They look so stanky, but they’re Gucci.” Maybe you meant skanky, but stanky is common currency in the U.S.
It sounds like, “they don’t look that good, but come on, they’re Gucci!”
By that token, Armani could produce a line of well cut trousers, with authentic looking brownish stains in the seat area, that you normally wouldn’t even wear for a bet, but wait, they’re Armani, do you have them in 34” regular?
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No but women do generally buy a lot of luxury products. I dare tell you how many handbags she has or clothes, etc.
Is it any different to a guy dropping £5k on a watch? Or £75k on a car?
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