Saint Laurent SL/06: just watch this video 

Yea these are great and really an a solid sneaker. I think we all need versatility in our wardrobes. These fit true to size. Don't listen to people who say to size down. The leather is real and will stretch out. Also don't pay full retail for it either. Not worth $600. Worth about $400 if you're a huge fan or $300 if you just want a white sneaker.

@@ambertobacco772 where are you able to find it under retail? I’m also trying to get away from streetwear, bought my first pair of designer shoes recently and I think the SL/06 will be my next one

@@UnToughtReaper1 I found these on Goat in December. Besides trying them on and walking around my apartment, I never wore these shoes outside the house actually. I sold them on Mercari. I got a great deal on them pretty quickly and thought I'd be able to get a pair under retail on Grailed again. I would check Grailed, the Facebook Group for Saint Laurent, Yoox, and other high end online retailers who run 10% email codes.

Go TTS on this shoe.

@@ambertobacco772 Thanks!

No don’t size up to the 48. Go TTS or a half size in either direction. This leather needs to stretch out and because the insole isn’t just a flat piece of foam, your toes and heels need to be exactly where the insole is molded to hold them.

Same size for everything works best.

Nice! I actually never wore this pair and ended up selling it on Mercari. Its an awesome shoe, just a good time to sell.

Hey J, go true to size on any YSL. Go any smaller and you will feel it.

@@ambertobacco772 Appreciate it. This was the advice I needed.

I'm Nike US9 what is EU42.5 these I have EU 41, EU 42 was way too big

@@matusburan Gotcha, I appreciate the response. I'm Nike 10.5, and wear Common Projects that are 42s and the fit perfectly. Sounds like these are tricky based on the foot.

I'm not sure. I don't own any golden goose.

I think that would look amazing. Gotta find ones that are in the right shade though. Thanks for the idea.

@@ambertobacco772 How are the sneakers holding up for you? Honestly I'm a big sneaker head, into Jordans and stuff - but white sneakers for streetwear are damn underrated, because you can make them look fire if done correctly and also they go with basically any fit. Like when it comes to white sneakers for streetwear people tend to go for Stan smiths which are a good price, but I'd definitely get these since I have the budget. I'm torn whether to get these, the common projects or the saint Laurent Andy sneaker. Might just spend the extra cash on these because the design is pretty unique.

@@samtheham3187 The shoes have held up well. I actually sold this pair because I never wore it and then re bought last month and am so glad I did. Its a super comfy sneaker. To be honest, I would not go with CP anymore because no one else cares about it and it just looks like a regular white sneaker. The Saint Laurent sneakers turn heads and get people talking which I personally like.

@@ambertobacco772 My man. Good answer. I'm going to get these ones!

I appreciate it man. Good to see another Santos fan out there in the wild.

I would go for a 12. These are TTS. You can NOT size down.

@@JokeSwag 🙏

Neither. TTS.

12 is a 45. 12.5 is a 45.5. Their sizing chart could be off. This shoe, like every other modern YSL fits TTS.

Nope. True to size. If you size down on this shoe, you will prematurely crease the leather without taking a step in this.

@@ambertobacco772 thank you for your fast response. now im not sure which ones i want the canvas ones or the leather ones haha

@@craziigamer1137 Depends on if you want streetwear or more classy style. I wanted to wear these with dark chinos for an elevated look. I realize that my pair would look stupid in any outfit where a Jordan would look good. Hope that makes sense.

@@ambertobacco772 Hey bro just adding from this comment. When you say "depends on if you want streetwear or more classy style", which version: the canvas or leather ones, do you think would work best with streetwear?

@@samtheham3187 The canvas would def be better for streetwear. The leather ones could try their best to but ultimately, the canvas is home on most streetwear outfits.