/fa/ - Fashion

how are these, /fa/? honestly i think they look baggy and they are my least favorite nike running shoe.

well i guess roshe runs pretty overplayed as well though

what's a good alternative to roshes/flyknits similar price range?

A-aa-ar-are Roshes still cool?

Post cool trainers like Roshes

had my eyes on the trainerendors, but they are almost twice as expensive with shipping included, and these would arrive within the week as opposed to the trendors which would arrive in three weeks

bought these today, thoughts?

yeah man, fuck roshes

pic related, my favorite shoe

post all ur black roshe inspo pics here

I haven't asked /fa/'s opinion in a long time but this has been bugging me for a bit - are there any neat trainers/sneakers out there that are NOT Roshe Runs and that are NOT over 200$? I'm just looking for a decent-looking comfortable pair of sneakers for everyday business and I just think Roshe's are overrated as it is.

Pic related - anything but this plz

Hi /fa/,

Looking to buy flyknits and roshe runs in New York. Where can I cop them cheap? New to the city and heading to 5th Ave tomorrow. Thanks.

Black/White colorway please.

thinking about copping roshes, are they worth it? and what colourway should I cop in?

any good alternatives to roshe's?

these or...

are there any shoes similar in appearance to Roshe Run's but made of different fabric? I'm willing to spend up to $200. I love how the Roshe Runs look but they're way too thin for my preference.

First pear of trainers.
What's good? Was looking at Nike Roshes, but seems like got them now.
Want something versatile

Not sure how I feel about the silhouette of roshe runs.

Not sure whether I like the silhouette of roshe runs or not.

Are these good as some casual shoes that are still /fa/? I usually just wear some grey converse or some black vans, but would like something a little more stylish/nice. Does this fit the bill? If so, black on grey or black on white?

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all things that can be found elsewhere, but god forbid anyone posts trainers other than flyknits or roshes. it doesnt make sense to me. and i feel like many (not every one but still a significant amount) of roshes ive seen irl have a completely collapsed toe box that wrinkles as it approaches the tip of the outsole. pic related, it looks like shit.

for $70?

I know they aren't big for running, but what about like a mile-5k around the track? Not buying them just for that, just want to know if it's possible/respectable.

W2c Roshe runs in the basic bitch black, grey swoosh, white sole colorway? i dont want to pay an extra $60 to customize with nike id if i could find the shoe elsewhere. Much appreciated!

Is this the ultimate manlet shoe?