Is your sweater the traditional green and red Christmas colors? If so, check out the PF Flyers Center Hi in the green colorway. With an all green upper and red accents hinted on the logo and upper eyelet, this sneaker will guarantee you will have the most festive outfit at the office Christmas party.

If good ol’ Saint Nick is rocking sneaks this season, he could very well be sporting a pair of the Adidas Irvington Mid in the Red/White colorway. This shoe would match Santa’s outfit perfectly, and if your Christmas sweater has Santa on it, it will match your outfit perfectly as well.

For some reason, and we may never know why, a lot of Christmas sweaters are not traditional Christmas colors. Many of them have predominately navy base colors, with maybe some reindeer, snowflakes, or something else festive patterned all over them. If that is your Christmas sweater, you won’t go wrong with the Jordan Retro 1 in the Obsidian/Metallic Gold/White colorway. This colorful shoe is almost guaranteed to match any Christmas sweater, no matter how far out of left field it came from.

The Adidas Superstar was released over 40 years ago. Making their start as the first low top basketball shoe preferred by NBA greats, Hip Hop superstars, and the like, now this timeless silhouette has settled in as a mainstay in casual wear for all. Converse’s Chuck Taylor began as a basketball favorite as well. Before Michael Jordan changed what it meant to be an endorsed athlete, leading the way was Chuck Taylor, the first basketball player to endorse a sneaker in 1923. Now, we know the revolutionary shoe as the first basketball shoe turned casual phenomenon.

Sometimes known as the infamous pair of shoes from “The Sandlot,” the PF Flyer Center Hi’s roots began in basketball as well. Since 1950, the shoe has provided a style and following only comparable to its counterparts above. Nevertheless, this shoe is as iconic as the rest.