The black canvas sneakers are titled “High top,” yet their option names include Black Low 1, Black Low Clear 2, Black High 1 and Black High Clear 2. The selected option, not the page title alone, decides which collar height you are ordering.

Map collar height before looking at styling

Separate the choices into Low and High first. Compare your usual trouser hem with a low shoe and a high shoe you own: one may show more sock or ankle, while the other may meet the trouser cuff. Next inspect current images for versions 1 and 2. The word “Clear” is part of an option label; the listing does not identify which component is transparent, so do not guess its material or placement. Confirm the exact image and order summary before checkout.

The source lists a canvas upper and lining, rubber outsole and lace-up closure, but no collar height, internal foot-length chart or forefoot width for each option. Its generic advice to measure standing foot length cannot convert a measured foot into a selectable size without a specific mapping. Ask for that mapping and, if comfort at the ankle matters, the high collar’s height and padding. Neither the low/high label nor the word “gym” in the copy establishes athletic performance.