Trainers
Men's trainers
Hackett London's men's trainers reinterpret the urban sneaker in smooth leather and suede, on a vulcanised rubber sole built for daily wear without losing the clean line of smart-casual tailoring.
Leather and outer construction
A perforated box calf leather at the toe breathes better than smooth, closed leather — a detail carried over from the classic dress shoe, and one Hackett London has translated into trainers since expanding its casual footwear line. Men's trainers in the range pair this leather with suede reinforcement at the heel, the point that takes the most friction going on and off.
Sole and cushioning
A vulcanised sole bonds to the upper under heat and pressure, with no added adhesive, which prevents the sole separation that tends to show up after months of heavy use. A mid-density EVA midsole cushions each step without giving up the stability a flat solid rubber sole offers.
How to wear men's trainers
White leather men's trainers work better with chino and a rolled-up shirt than with a full suit, where the formality gap feels forced. A model in sand suede pairs well with dark denim and a fine-knit jumper for the in-between seasons.
How do you clean leather trainers without damaging the colour?
With a damp cloth and neutral soap on the outer surface, avoiding the washing machine, which distorts both the vulcanised sole and the internal toe reinforcement. For suede, a specialist dry brush lifts most surface marks without any water contact.
Are Hackett London's men's trainers good for a full day on your feet?
The mid-density EVA midsole offers enough cushioning for several hours of urban use, though it's not built for running or intensive sports training. For long stretches on your feet, alternating with a second pair gives the foam time to recover its shape between wears.