From a minimalist boat shoe to some casual summer sneakers
Looking to re-evaluate the shoes in your closet? Maybe this list will help get you going in the right direction. There are so many great styles dropping these days, we thought we would pull a few of our current favorites to showcase. From some modern takes on the summer sandal and to a monochromatic boat shoe, these are the kicks our team can't stop talking about.
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Equal parts utility and ugly-cool, KEEN's Hyperport Clog is made for more than just slipping on at camp. The rugged sole (engineered with multi-directional lugs and shock-absorbing midsole) grips like a hiker, while the breathable molded upper keeps things light and breezy. Ideal for quick errands, dog walks, or just looking effortlessly outdoorsy on a Sunday.
$150 by Keen
If you haven't jumped on the boat shoe bandwagon yet, try this refined take on the nautical staple. Morjas swaps out the standard preppy vibes for something more badass and sleeker. Handcrafted in Spain from supple full-grain leather, it's built on a low-profile sole that still provides all-day comfort. Wear them sockless with tailored trousers or cuffed jeans for an easy summer upgrade.
$350 by Morjas
Looking for a structured but simple white sneaker? Retrofitted from an '80s court classic, the T500 nicely balances nostalgia and modern ease. A perforated leather upper and a sturdy Vibram outsole give the kicks vintage-era cred with fresh polish. Designed for comfort and versatility, this silhouette works as well with dark dress trousers and washed jeans as it does with weekend sweats or shorts.
$110 by New Balance
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Todd Snyder teamed up with Sperry on a limited-edition, luxe update of their iconic Circular Vamp Oxford deck sneaker. And it's a stylish, weatherproof twist on the simple canvas shoe—cut from British Ventile cotton with a double-layer vulcanized gum sole. Inside, there's OrthoLite cushioning to allow for all-day comfort and the shoes are grounded by Sperry's signature razor-cut Wave-Siping grip. It's a utilitarian sneaker that feels surprisingly refined.
$120 by Sperry x Todd Snyder
Nike's latest recovery slide delivers maximum comfort with minimal fuss. Built from a single molded shell with upgraded ReactX foam, it's ultra-cushioned and surprisingly supportive. A grippy rubber outsole keeps things stable indoors and out, while the roomy fit makes them ideal for post-gym, poolside, or lazy weekend wear. They come in a half dozen colorways, so take your pick.
$60 by Nike
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