Business suits with sneakers: Another contribution to the streetwear movement.

In the fast-paced times of commuting to work in most metropolises, people dressed professional (i.e. business suits, dresses, etc.). However, during the period of transitioning from either a subway or city bus one would have to "pick up the pace" to get to their office on time. Wearing "hardbottom" dress shoes/heels can be a real inconvenience when darting up a flight stairs from the subway and sprinting a few blocks to their building. There was temporary relief with the bright idea to wear sneakers while commuting and then change into their work shoes once they arrived to work.

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The idea of wearing sneakers with a business suit is based on creating comfort during a hectic commute. This trend was mostly done by women in order to avoid wearing heels and running the risk of a sprained ankle, toe-corns, and other foot pains while rushing to their destination during rush hour. Unbeknownst to commuters wearing this trend, it would transcend into it being a common item to wear with business attire; all day.

Clint Rush Clothing Company recognizes this minor "quick fix" as a contribution to the streetwear movement. We design apparel for customers that understand you can rock something appealing without sacrificing comfort.