I’m 60, and I love Sambas.

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Anonymous wrote:I do not see people wearing these, but wear what you want.

Have you been living under a rock?

I don’t even know what they are.

Pp. Lol. Looked them up. Wore them 50 years ago growing up in Germany. in red suede with white stripes but only for sports

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Anonymous wrote:I do not see people wearing these, but wear what you want.

Have you been living under a rock?

I don’t even know what they are.

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Anonymous wrote:This trend is already over.

+1

For a lot of us, it was never a trend at all. Sambas have been classics for years and will continue to be.

For a lot of us? Perhaps for you, but it’s a trend on the way out for the millennial set.

Not all of us are in the “Millennial set.”

Boomer?

Hahaha.

There are several living generations that are neither millennials nor baby boomers.

Thanks for that laugh!

They're my most comfortable sneakers and I've worn them for decades. Not about to stop wearing them because someone thinks they're for teens now.

I think they look silly on middle aged women. They don’t even look very good on models. Leave them for teens and soccer players

Gazelles are what your really want

I’m 66 I wear them because I like them and they are comfortable. I don’t care what anyone else thinks.

Anonymous wrote:They are so comfortable. I am 50 and wear them but I also wear Vans.

They are not comfortable at all. It's a super cheap shoe with no sole or cushioning.

Anonymous wrote:I do not see people wearing these, but wear what you want.

When OP says she's "seeing" them, she means 20-something influencers on instagram's discover tab, who are literally paid to spam photos wearing them. Minor details.

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Anonymous wrote:This trend is already over.

+1

For a lot of us, it was never a trend at all. Sambas have been classics for years and will continue to be.

For a lot of us? Perhaps for you, but it’s a trend on the way out for the millennial set.

Good thing most of us couldn't care less what's on trend for the "millennial set."
DP

+1000000 Or any “set.” (NP)

I love how some millennial is actually trying to lecture everyone on what's in style.