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Your day.
Your pair.
Ready made shortlists for your budget, your plans and your style. No questionnaire needed.
24 edits · Reasons for every pick · Prices checked 1 Nov 2026
By occasion / 10 picks
College everyday ↗
Pairs under ₹6,000 that go with jeans, cargos and shorts, from canvas classics to budget Campus picks.
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Office and smart casual ↗
Clean leather and suede pairs in quiet colours that sit well with chinos and formal trousers.
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Party and night out ↗
Black, metallic and statement pairs that show up after dark.
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Travel and long days out ↗
Compare listed cushioning details, fit and price before choosing a pair for your next trip.
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Under ₹2,000 ↗
Campus and Red Tape options at ₹2,000 or less when checked.
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₹2,000 to ₹5,000 ↗
Converse, Gully Labs, Campus, adidas and PUMA picks between ₹2,000 and ₹5,000.
For you / 10 picks
The women's edit ↗
Ten women's pairs across court, terrace, runner, chunky and high top shapes, with two under ₹5,000.
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The men's edit ↗
Ten men's pairs across court, terrace, runner, chunky and high top shapes, with two under ₹5,000.
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Office pairs under ₹5,000 ↗
Plain, quiet pairs for work that stay under ₹5,000.
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₹5,000 to ₹10,000 ↗
The band where Air Force 1, Dunk, Samba, Chuck 70 and Palermo sit.
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₹10,000 to ₹15,000 ↗
Ten considered upgrades across terrace, runner and basketball inspired shapes.
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Worth the splurge ↗
Statement pairs from ₹15,000 up: 9060, 1906E, Air Jordan 1 High and more.
Popular right now / 10 picks
Trending at Superkicks ↗
Ten pairs Superkicks marks as trending in its own store, one per model so you see the range.
Popular right now / 10 picks
Just listed ↗
Pairs the retailer added from 1 Oct 2026 onwards, one per model.
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Weddings and festive days ↗
White, cream and gold pairs that sit cleanly under a kurta, sherwani or lehenga.
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Your first good pair ↗
Long running classics between ₹4,500 and ₹9,500 for when you move up from a budget pair.
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The gift shortlist ↗
Classic shapes and quieter colours with several sizes listed. Confirm the recipient’s size and the retailer’s gift returns before ordering.
By look / 10 picks
White sneakers ↗
All white and white based pairs, from a canvas Chuck 70 High to the 1906.
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Black sneakers ↗
Black and black based pairs for everyday outfits and nights out.
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Terrace classics ↗
Low, slim, often gum soled: Samba, Gazelle, Spezial, Speedcat, Palermo and friends.
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Retro runners ↗
The 2000s runner look: Air Max, P-6000, 327, 1906R, GEL-NYC and more.
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Chunky statement pairs ↗
Big soles and bold shapes, from budget Campus pairs to the 9060.
By look / 6 picks
High tops and mids ↗
Air Jordan 1, Chuck 70 and Air Force 1 Mid and other high and mid cut pairs.
By brand / 10 picks
Homegrown Indian brands ↗
Gully Labs, Campus, Red Tape and Thaely: Indian brands from budget to premium.
Fit / Tool
Same feet. Different sizes. ↗
Measure once. Compare official charts for 12 brands.
Optional / Fine tune
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Know the model.
Model guide
Nike Dunk Low: should you buy it?
The 1985 college basketball low, now an everyday leather sneaker. Styling view: its simple, flat shape goes with most outfits.
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Nike Air Max 90: should you buy it?
Tinker Hatfield's 1990 runner, for people who want visible Air in the heel and a layered, sporty upper.
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Nike P-6000: should you buy it?
Nike combines a 2000s running aesthetic with a layered upper and foam cushioning. Styling view: a textured alternative to a plain court sneaker.
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Nike Zoom Vomero 5: should you buy it?
A layered lifestyle runner with Cushlon foam and Zoom Air, according to Nike. Styling view: the caged side panels make this a more technical looking choice.
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Nike Cortez: should you buy it?
Bill Bowerman's early Nike runner, dated 1972 on the product page. Slim and flat. Nike US says it fits small.
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adidas Gazelle: should you buy it?
The slim terrace classic: low, flat, suede look, rubber sole. adidas says it began in 1966 as a training shoe and fits true to size. Gazelle Indoor adds a translucent gum sole.
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adidas Handball Spezial: should you buy it?
A 1979 handball court shoe: low, flat, often on a gum sole, with the Spezial tongue logo and foil lettering. adidas says it fits true to size.
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adidas Campus 00s: should you buy it?
The chunky skate take on the Campus 80s: thicker and more padded than a Gazelle. adidas says it fits true to size and says it can look larger on the foot.
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PUMA Speedcat: should you buy it?
A thin soled racing low based on Grand Prix driver shoes. PUMA dates the lifestyle version to 1999 and relaunched it in 2024.
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PUMA Suede XL: should you buy it?
PUMA's breakdancing classic made bigger: full suede upper, exaggerated padded collar and tongue, and a chunkier sole. For the puffy skate look.
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New Balance 530: should you buy it?
New Balance's turn of the millennium runner, reissued as an everyday shoe. Mesh with synthetic overlays on a segmented ABZORB midsole.
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New Balance 1906R: should you buy it?
New Balance lists more cushioning and support tech here than on the 530 or 327: ACTEVA LITE midsole, ABZORB SBS heel pods, N-ergy and Stability Web outsole, and a TPU heel cage.
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New Balance 327: should you buy it?
A 1970s runner redrawn: oversized N, a big heel wrap and a lugged outsole from the 355 trail shoe.
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ASICS GEL-NYC: should you buy it?
ASICS pairs a GEL-NIMBUS 3 inspired upper with GEL-CUMULUS 16 tooling: an early 2000s runner look with GEL inserts at the heel and forefoot.
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Converse Chuck 70: should you buy it?
The upgraded Chuck Taylor: heavier canvas, a varnished midsole, thicker laces and OrthoLite cushioning.
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