On the subject of pure enduring style, the white sneaker is infallible.
Some are simple canvas. A few hyper-designed. Others are minimally stitched to give them a look of clean artistry worthy of a museum case.
And yet the one thing that brings all these styles together is the season. There’s something about a fresh pair of white sneakers that’s essential when transitioning from cold to warm weather. Below, you’ll find our top picks for the white brights you should consider this spring and beyond.
Beckett Simonon Red Low Top Sneakers
You could easily spend upwards to $300 on a white minimalist sneaker, but Beckett Simonon does it for half that price. $149 BUY IT HERE
Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star Leather High Top
The world’s most iconic high-top gets a supple textured leather treatment. $70 BUY IT HERE
Tretorn NYLITEXAB4
Once a go-to for the tennis court, Tretorn’s simple (and eco-friendly!) canvas sneakers are an ideal everyday shoe. $110 BUY IT HERE
Adidas Hu Holi BC Shoes
Designed in partnership with Pharrell Williams, a knit sneaker that’ll win over any streetwear crowd. $160 BUY IT HERE
Veja V-10
Made in Brazil, Veja’s V-10 sneaker is an updated take on the classic athletic silhouette. $148 BUY IT HERE
Seavees Legend Sneaker Standard
For the seafaring mates among us, a classic deck sneaker from a company who’s been making ‘em since the ‘60s. $78 BUY IT HERE
Vans California Sk8-Hi
True to the ‘70s original, except redesigned to sport a monochromatic colorway. $75 BUY IT HERE
Shoes Like Pottery 01 JP Low Sneaker
Made entirely in Japan, these canvas sneakers are put through a highly specialized process call ka-ryu — a vulcanizing method that includes firing the outsoles in a kiln for a more durable, textured finish. $135 BUY IT HERE
Oliver Cabell Erving
A perforated remix of the classic cap-top basketball sneaker that comes with a dust bag and plastic shoe trees. $180 BUY IT HERE
Clae Bradley Mid
A jaunty mid-top sneaker featuring full-grain leather uppers and a minimalist design. $150 BUY IT HERE
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