The 1500 often runs a bit small and fits snug — especially through the midfoot. If you’re between sizes or have wider feet: going half a size up is usually the more relaxed choice.

The toe box is fairly normal to slightly narrow and overall more performance-leaning. If you like extra space up front, a small size-up often helps.

The 1500 usually feels sleeker and fits tighter, while the 991 tends to offer a bit more volume. If you want super clean and close-fitting: 1500. If you want more room: 991.

Yes — if the size is right. The 1500 is great as an everyday sneaker, especially if you like a stable, premium underfoot feel.

More “classic comfy”: pleasantly cushioned and stable, not ultra soft like modern performance runners. More support and smoothness, less bounce.

Absolutely. The 1500 is a strong companion for long days — comfortable, stable and clean enough for pretty much any outfit.

A true all-rounder — especially strong in transitional seasons and cooler months: the premium materials and refined layering look more “put together” and add structure to any fit. Summer works just as well — pair it with shorts or light denim for a clean runner look.

More slim and refined: a classic runner with structure, without looking bulky — that’s what makes it so versatile.

• Wide pants: super clean — the shoe balances the fit without getting lost.
• Skinny: works, gives a strong heritage-runner vibe and highlights the silhouette.
• Shorts: easy — especially with crew socks for a sporty-clean look.

• Crew socks: classic and perfect for the runner vibe.
• No-show: clean in summer when you want the shoe to be the focus.