Clothing store shoppers ALWAYS forget about is selling New Balance trainer dupe 75% cheaper than the original
A CLOTHING store that shoppers always forget about is reportedly selling New Balance trainer dupes for 75 per cent less than the originals.
Sandie Reece took to Facebook to reveal the bargain buy of the knock-off designer footwear that’s perfect for the autumn.
The woman uploaded a post to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group to share images of her fresh kicks.
“Anyone that likes the New Balance 327 but not the £110 price tag, I got these Elle Sport dupes from MandM direct for £27.99,” she wrote.
Beneath her caption, Sandie posted two snaps of her trainers which looked strikingly similar to their designer twins.
Her show featured a nude, brown, and white colour scheme, with a brown ridged sole and white laces.
The low-top trainers even have a golden ES stamped on the outer side of the shoe – just as New Balance’s feature a large N on the side of their footwear.
On the MandM website, the trainers are available in adult size four to nine and come in Ecru/White, Black/White, White, and Grey/White.
They are currently listed on sale for just £27.99 with an original retail price of £51.99.
The trainers are described as low-profile lace-ups with an EVA midsole for extra comfort.
They also feature a lightly padded ankle, lightly cushioned footbed, and rubber outsole.
The unisex New Balance 327s are listed at a mega £110 on the New Balance website – meaning you save a whopping 75% with the Elle Sport dupes.
Sandie’s handy post racked up over 80 likes and sneaker fans were quick to leave their thoughts in the comment section.
One wrote: “I like them better”.
Another said: “I got mine yesterday”.
A third added: “I’m waiting for mine tomorrow ordered this colour and the white”.
It comes after one savvy shopper spotted a Marks and Spencer handbag selling for £29.50 that looks extremely similar to Prada’s £3,300 Cleo.
And fashion fans went wild for a supermarket dupe of a £3,100 Celine bag that was scanning for a whopping £3,000 cheaper.