When it comes to comfortable shoes that also look stylish, a good pair of New Balance trainers are a trusty investment. Whether you are on the lookout for the best trainers for walking or a nice pair of fashionable trainers, the iconic New Balance 327s will always remain a classic choice. With their highly recognisable design that combines retro elements with sleek modernity and comfort, these New Balance trainers have been in style since they first came out.
If you have spotted these shoes on a celebrity, friend or someone you thought looked smart in them and loved the look, then we have good news for you. You can now bag these new M&S New Balance dupes that look exactly like the original New Balance 327s for a fraction of the price. Priced at just £45, they are a great budget alternative for the £100 New Balance 327s.
As one of the most popular items in the new M&S autumn collection 2025, these shoes have been sold out numerous times since their release. They have been restocked now, so make sure to grab yours before they run out of sizes again!
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From athleisure to formal outfits, these trainers can rise to any occasion as they pair well with a range of styles, making them a very popular and versatile choice. These trainers are also a big hit among celebrities like Jennifer Aniston, Kendall Jenner, and Meghan Markle who have been spotted wearing them on multiple occasions, pairing them with casual outfits, gym wear, and even formal looks at times.
Perfect for those looking for trainers for wide feet and suitable for comfortable, all-day wear, these leather trainers are available in 4 colourways – Beige, Black, Brown, and Burgundy. So, if you have been putting off buying these classic trainers because of the steep price tag, then these M&S New Balance dupes are the best you can get. Combining the affordability and quality of M&S as a brand with the classic design elements of the original New Balance shoes, these trainers are a great versatile addition to your wardrobe.
Akhila Thomas is a digital writer at Yours.co.uk and her areas of interest are beauty, fashion, food, wellness and lifestyle. She has previously written for magazines like Leftlion, Women’s Health and t’Art and worked extensively with art, culture, fashion and social media trends. She also likes to travel and explore new cultures and cuisines.