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Men's trainers in this collection range from clean low-top styles to a knitted mesh runner. Choose the Court for a smooth leather-look upper, the Carnaby for a suede-look finish, or the Serpentine for a knitted mesh upper and a more casual runner shape.
Court has a minimal, logo-free design, cushioned insole and flexible rubber sole. It is listed in White and Black. Carnaby combines tonal panels with a flat tonal cupsole, padded collar and cushioned insole, in Sand, Grey or Black. These low-top shapes pair easily with chinos and a plain knit when the dress code allows trainers.
Serpentine has a breathable knitted mesh upper, cushioned EVA insole, rubber outsole and lace-up fastening. It comes in Black, Navy, Stone and Green. Try it with jeans or casual trousers and a simple T-shirt for an everyday outfit.
All three styles are listed in UK sizes 6–11, but read the individual fit guidance before choosing. Court advises sizing up between sizes; Carnaby recommends going up if you wear a half size. Browse the smart trainers edit for low-profile outfit ideas, then pair your choice with men's trousers and quarter-zip knitwear, or explore all men's footwear.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Court, Carnaby and Serpentine?
Court is a minimal leather-look low-top trainer. Carnaby has a suede-look upper and tonal cupsole. Serpentine is a lace-up runner style with a knitted mesh upper and rubber outsole.
Are the Court and Carnaby trainers leather or suede?
Court is described as leather-look and Carnaby as suede-look. Those descriptions refer to their finishes and should not be read as a claim of genuine leather or suede.
Which trainers suit a smart-casual outfit?
The low-top Court and Carnaby are useful starting points with chinos, a shirt or a plain jumper. Keep the outfit simple and check the occasion's dress code, as some workplaces and venues require formal shoes.
How should I choose a UK trainer size?
All three styles are listed in UK sizes 6–11. Court is described as true to size, with guidance to size up between sizes. Carnaby is true to UK size, with half sizes advised to go up. Serpentine is described as true to size.
What trousers can I wear with these trainers?
Try Court or Carnaby with chinos or tailored trousers, and Serpentine with jeans or casual trousers. Choose a hem that sits neatly above the shoe rather than bunching heavily around it.