The best sneakers you should add to your cart right now
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PUBLISHED ONNovember 17, 2021 4:16 AMByshermin ng
Comfortable, versatile, 'gram-worthy and more – our love for sneakers never really end.
While we up our sneaker game, we've become more conscious of our purchases – not only keeping our rotation fresh but also turning to timeless and sustainable options that are high on quality and style.
Ahead, the best kicks you'll reach for again and again.
Rhyton Logo Low-Top Leather Trainers, $1,626, Gucci
Gucci's trainers are equal parts stylish and preppy. Pair these with your favourite relaxed separates for a laid-back, effortless vibe.
High-Top Sneakers, $119.90 each, Superga x Tiong Bahru Bakery
These limited edition kicks by Superga and homegrown Tiong Bahru Bakery are made for croissant lovers.
Choose between an adorable croissant print or crafty embroidered patches on a cream canvas upper, as well as tonal print on white canvas complete with a nostalgic metal bread tag.
2-in-1 Chuck 70m, $250, Converse x Feng Chen Wang
Dreamed up in collaboration with designer Feng Chen Wang, this 2-in-1 design mirrors cracked concrete-a bold, deconstructed iteration of a truly classic shoe.
Hype Vegan Sneakers, $250, LØCI
Designed for maximum comfort without compromising on style, these sneakers are made with 100 per cent recycled materials and feature a superior water-resistant upper, custom-made cork insole and lightweight rubber sole.
Speedster Low-Top Sneakers, $1,160, Bottega Veneta
Wear this retro pair with tailored pants or shorts for a fresh take on smart-casual.
V-Knit Mid Rust, about $533, VEJA X Rick Owens
Sustainable meets high-fashion – what's not to love?
These striking kicks certainly pack a punch with its V-knit upper made from 100 per cent recycled plastic bottles.
Track Low-Top Sneakers, $1,330, Balenciaga
Channel your inner hypebeast and make a statement with these badass kicks.
Canvas Sneakers, $59.90, Mango
You can't go wrong with this classic pair that practically goes with anything.
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This article was first published in Harper's Bazaar Singapore.