Warmer weather means camp shirts, 5-inch shorts, and of course, Sperry season. The American footwear brand launched in 1935 with grippy, sturdy boat shoes for long days on wet decks, and have since ...

It’s fitting, in some ways, that as we head out of boat shoe season, and drift ever closer to snow boot season, that Sperry should offer a huge sale. In much the same way that Christmas trees are ...

Sperry Top Sider is the premier boat-shoe company. For decades they have been revered for their classic style and comfortable shoe. This year, they’re expanding their brand with their Milly for Sperry ...

When you hear the name Sperry, you probably think of the classic khaki boat shoe. And while the preppy style staple is still very much the brand's core product, their boot selection is definitely ...

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The humble Sperry boat shoe was featured prominently on the cover of "The Official Preppy Handbook" in 1980, and author Lisa Birnbach deemed it a defining piece of the preppy uniform. It wasn't the ...

They called it "The shoe that launched a thousand ships," but the Sperry Top-Sider has become a wardrobe staple for any preppy wardrobe. Paul A. Sperry got the idea for his iconic shoes while watching ...

It's the shoe that graces the cover of The Official Preppy Handbook so the Sperry Top-Sider's preppy bonafides are well established. But how did it get its distinctive name? The Top-Sider was invented ...

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You may know them simply as boat shoes, but they officially go by the name of Sperry Top-Sider, an iconic sailing loafer that fell out of popularity with the cool kids for most of the Nineties.