Gorpcore style – how to wear trekking shoes in the city?
Gorpcore is a trend that brought mountain clothing to the city streets. Learn how to style professional trekking shoes with your everyday wardrobe (jeans, coats) to look fashionable and not like a tourist who has made a mistake.

What is Gorpcore and why do we love it?
Gorpcore is a trend that has taken street fashion by storm. Its name comes from the colloquial term for a dried fruit mixture (GORP - Good Old Raisins and Peanuts), a popular snack among climbers. In short: it's wearing functional mountain and tourist clothing in urban styles. The key element of this style are, of course, trekking shoes. How to wear them without looking like you've just lost the trail to Giewont?
Trekking in the city – what to combine it with?
Gorpcore style is all about authenticity and comfort. Trekking shoes (e.g. Salomon, Merrell or Timberland) are combined with everyday clothes, not full climbing equipment. They look great with wide baggy jeans, cargo pants with lots of pockets or tracksuits made of technical materials. It is important that the whole look nonchalant and functional, not disguised.
Earthy colors and neon accents
The key to successful styling is color contrast. Hiking shoes often have vibrant, neon inserts. Take advantage of it! If you have shoes with orange laces, match them with a beanie hat in the same color or a raincoat with a similar accent. Keep the rest of the outfit in subdued earthy colors - beiges, greens and browns, which are the essence of the Gorpcore style.
Layers and details – the key to success
Don't be afraid to combine sports shoes with more "urban" items, such as a woolen coat or a thick flannel shirt. Such eclecticism is very desirable. Also remember about socks - they are an important element in Gorpcore. Choose thick, woolen socks and let them nonchalantly stick out from the upper of your shoe. It's a detail that makes the difference.