Is the Gucci Screener true to size?

Owners generally say it fits true to size for most people, though a few with wider feet go up half a size. It is offered in whole and half US sizes, so try your usual sneaker size first.

Why does the sole look scuffed?

The worn, distressed look of the rubber sole is intentional and part of the vintage running-shoe design. It is not a defect, and every pair is finished that way.

How does it compare with the Gucci Ace?

The Screener is chunkier and more decorative, with layered panels and the Web stripe, while the Ace is a cleaner low-top. The Screener leans retro; the Ace leans minimal.

Is it comfortable for all-day wear?

Most owners find it comfortable for casual days, but some say it feels stiff out of the box and needs a break-in period. It is not a running or gym shoe.

How should I care for the leather and suede?

Wipe leather panels with a soft damp cloth and brush suede gently when dry. Keep it away from heavy rain, and store it with the shape held to protect the panels.

What comes with the sneakers?

The pair comes with Gucci packaging, typically including the branded box and dust bags. Check the listing for any extra laces or inserts included with your pair.