Types of trainers

Types of trainers

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  Low-top court trainers

  Simple, flat trainers based on tennis and basketball shoes, often in white leather.

  The most versatile trainers; with jeans, chinos and even tailoring.

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  High-tops

  Trainers that rise over the ankle, often in canvas or leather.

  With slim or straight jeans that sit on top of the shoe.

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  Running shoes

  Cushioned, lightweight shoes made for running, with breathable mesh uppers.

  For running and the gym; also worn casually.

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  Retro runners

  Running shoes from the 1970s to 90s, with suede and mesh panels and a slim sole.

  Casual and stylish with jeans or trousers.

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  Chunky trainers

  Trainers with a thick, layered sole and a bold, bulky shape.

  With wide trousers or joggers that balance the shape.

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  Skate shoes

  Flat, grippy trainers with padded suede uppers, made for skateboarding.

  Casual, with jeans, cargo trousers and shorts.

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  Slip-ons

  Laceless trainers with elastic side panels, often in canvas.

  Easy summer shoes with shorts and light trousers.

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  Minimalist trainers

  Clean, logo-free trainers in plain leather or suede.

  Smart casual favourites with tailoring and chinos.

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