Step into classic British style with the Ben Sherman Canvey Men’s Trainers, a wardrobe essential built for comfort, durability, and timeless appeal. Featuring a premium canvas and textile upper with reinforced heavy stitching, these men’s casual trainers offer a rugged, stylish look perfect for everyday wear.

Designed with the modern lifestyle in mind, the Ben Sherman Canvey trainer brings together heritage-inspired fashion and functional durability. It’s a perfect choice for men who want versatile canvas shoes that work with jeans, shorts, chinos, or casual suiting. From city commutes to weekend outings, the Canvey is the go-to men’s lifestyle sneaker.

With its iconic 6-eyelet design, the Canvey trainer is available in two versatile colours – classic navy blue and clean off-white – to suit every occasion and outfit. Whether you’re dressing for a laid-back weekend or adding a touch of heritage cool to your daily style, the Canvey delivers all-day comfort with a cushioned insole, gum rubber outsole, and a lightweight construction ideal for city walks or travel.

The Ben Sherman Canvey trainer. This canvas and textile upper has great durable heavy stitching detail and over engineered with durability in mind. This Famous 6 eyelet canvas style is available in two colours both off white and Navy. This is a staple in every wardrobe and popular throughout the ages.  A superb mens casual lifestyle trainer.

• Cushioned Insole offering comfort and versatility, both lightweight and durable 
• Ben Sherman Branding execution on the Canvas upper of the shoe
• The Modern branded underside Sole Design of the lifestyle shoe
• 6 Eyelet classic with heavy detailed stitching offering durability.
• Rubber outsole with great grip and gum rubber mod look mens trainer

• Everyday casual wear
• Travel and weekend activities
• Summer streetwear
• Fans of vintage British mod style

Size:

• 7 UK / 41 EU
• 8 UK / 42 EU
• 9 UK / 43 EU
• 10 UK / 44 EU
• 11 UK / 45 EU

The Ben Sherman brand
Ben Sherman was a legend in his own right. A man described as ‘always embracing the new and the different’; someone constantly searching for the best of things. He disliked regularity, preferring to search out things that were perceived as unavailable to him. He was a passionate businessman with an artist’s soul. Interestingly, it was exactly at this time that the first British youth culture was in full flow; the post war teddy boys. This movement had shown a new generation of youth that clothing could be a key indicator of their beliefs and signal their belonging to a culture or movement.