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Many people consider 'trainers' and 'sneakers' to simply be interchangeable terms for the same type of shoe, but there is a subtle difference between the styles. Sneakers are casual styles which have a cup sole, whereas trainers have flat 'running soles' to allow for ease of side-to-side movement. This page lists them both, including your smart casual trainers for weekend wear, stylish leather trainers that could grace the office especially on dress-down Friday, and other smart trainers men’s style guides will be eager to welcome on board. Dress them up, dress them down…and enjoy the spring they put in your step.