Saucony Jazz O

They might still have performance on lock but Saucony have their heritage game tight too, even if their output has been sporadic in this country. There's always space in our wardrobes for a touch of Jazz, and there's a certain purity to this '81 athletic design, from the triangular outsole detail, squared-off heel detailing, 'S' embroidery and high level of comfort. Popular with a few subcultures away from the tracks, we had a lot of love for the Swagger colabs and a certain interest in the swirly outsole of the Futura reworking and they're still a choice that surpasses the usual blah-blah-blah designs. The cut we generally associate when we hear the brand name uttered, the Jazz O (not to be mistaken with Jigga's embittered mentor) design is the poised, chunky silhouette with the then-technically superior midsole, - a design that looks best in classy, simple choices of colour like this.