All our sneakers are listed in standard US sizing. To convert from men’s to women’s sizes, add 1.5 sizes to the men’s size (for example, a men’s 7 is equivalent to a women’s 8.5).
Customers often prefer sizing up for a more comfortable fit in our Center and All-American franchises. Try a ½ size above your normal sneaker size.
- Posture Foundation Insole: Dual-density cushioning and the iconic Rigid Wedge bring comfort, balance, and steady footing.
- Jersey-Inspired Upper: Premium woven textile with a two-tone look.
- Leather Trim & Striped Lining: Inspired by vintage baseball uniforms.
- Ribbed Toe Bumper: Built for durability, while being unmistakably P.F. Flyers.
- Classic Rubber Outsole: Long-wearing rubber with reliable traction and a throwback finish.
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A low-top sneaker that distills the magic of Opening Day into a streamlined, everyday silhouette. Inspired by the pickup games and community diamonds of the 1930s and ‘40s, this low-top sneaker celebrates the year P.F. Flyers’ comfort legacy began while keeping the look versatile and wearable.
The woven jersey upper sets the tone, offering a textured, two-tone surface that references classic baseball uniforms. Leather detailing adds durability and a quiet nod to vintage gloves, while striped accents and heritage stitching recall the visual language of retro athletic gear. Inside, a striped lining subtly continues the uniform-inspired theme.
1937 is the year P.F. Flyers transformed flimsy canvas footwear into functional shoes with the Posture Foundation insole. Today, that same signature technology anchors this low-top sneaker, providing supportive comfort and steady footing for long days on the move. Finished with the distinctive ribbed toe bumper and a timeless gum rubber outsole, this shoe delivers reliable grip and long-term wear.
The Center Game Day 1937 Low-Top is for those who appreciate the game’s past but live in the present: a quiet tribute to baseball heritage ready for everyday rotation today. Easy to style and grounded in history, it’s a reminder that the best classics don’t need to be loud: they just need to be real.
