I stopped at the special needs station and switched out my cycling shoes and pedals for running sneakers and flat pedals.

If you're worried that might be too casual, go busines casual (jeans, button down, sneakers) and you'll def be fine.

So you have people who are in the market for sneakers and like the way your housing ad looks, and boom, you have a thousand inquiries from people who are not really even seriously looking for a place to live.

I'll wear a polo, shorts, and sneakers in the summer and then jeans and sweater or a jacket in the winter.

Newly 20 years old and I have some experience with some small "businesses" like dropshipping and sneaker reselling.

We are the kid with non brand sneaker in school when everyone had their newest nike.

Yeah the bid process is a little wacky, but unlike E-bay, these sneakers are bit more expensive and bidding for them can put you in the poor house quickly.

Those are great sneakers/running shoes/boots.

People of my generation are more interested in buying 300+ dollar sneakers rather than investing in stocks and shares for the company or manufacturer who makes them.

Hipsters reject the culturally-ignorant attitudes of mainstream consumers, and are often be seen wearing vintage and thrift store inspired fashions, tight-fitting jeans, old-school sneakers, and sometimes thick rimmed glasses.