Introduced in 1966 as an indoor training shoe, the Gazelle became famous for its soft suede upper and thin rubber sole. The low-top silhouette, flat vintage-style sole, and contrasting three-stripe details on the sides create an aesthetic balanced between simplicity and personality. Released in multiple colorways, including the "Indoor," "Bold" (platform), and special collaborations like the "San Juan" with Bad Bunny, this sneaker combines simplicity, instant comfort, and cross-cultural appeal.
