Check out how to coordinate green sneakers! Featured men’s outfits!

Green sneakers refresh the impression of your feet and differentiate them from standard colors. There is a wide range of choices, from dull moss green with grayish tints to khaki olive green and vivid fluorescent green, and the impression varies depending on the brightness and saturation of the color. In this issue, we focus on the “green sneaker,” and introduce a men’s coordinate and recommended items for reference!

What color bottoms go well with green sneakers? Let’s take a look at them by tone!

Green sneakers may be a single word, but the colors of bottoms that go well with lighter green and darker green sneakers are different. Of course, the impression will differ depending on the length of the bottoms and the style of green sneakers (low-cut or high-cut), but it will be easier to coordinate your look if you have some idea of the coloring compatibility.

In the case of bright yellow-green green sneakers

Generally speaking, bright yellowish green sneakers look fashionable when worn with basic colors such as black, white, gray, and beige, or with orange and yellow sneakers that look similar in color. Since sneakers by themselves have a strong presence, it is standard to wear them with modest coordinates to create a gap, or with other key items to create a sense of unity.

In the case of dark dark green green sneakers

Darker greens such as dark green, moss green, and deep green are considered to blend well with dark colors and earth colors. They can be used when you want to add a slight twist to a coordinated look while maintaining a calm impression.

What kind of green is recommended for first-time wearers of green sneakers?

First of all, if you think in terms of what kind of impression you want to give people around you through your coordination, we recommend light green if you are aiming for a bright impression, and dark green if you are aiming for a subdued and calm impression. It is also a good idea to think in terms of how you can match them with the clothes you already have on hand. If your bottoms are mostly monotone or basic colors, the first choice is a pair of bright green sneakers that go well with them.

Contrasting with the bottoms in particular is an effective way to freshen up your look and give it a more fashionable, youthful, vivacious, and pop impression. Even vivid fluorescent green, which has the potential to be a gimmick, can be easily incorporated without worrying about how easily it blends with other colors.