The 574’s distinctive silhouette is instantly recognisable, featuring a streamlined shape with a round toe, padded collar and tongue, and a sturdy yet flexible rubber sole. Its upper is typically made from a combination of suede, leather, and nylon, creating a durable yet breathable design that can withstand the rigors of everyday wear.

But what truly sets the New Balance 574 apart is its versatility. While it was initially marketed as a running shoe, it has since become a favourite of fashion-conscious individuals worldwide, thanks to its juxtaposing understated yet sophisticated design. The 574 can be dressed up or down, worn with jeans or shorts, and paired with almost any type of outfit.

Latest New Balance 574

New Balance’s latest versions of the 574 involve an exploration of textural and tonal combinations, presenting an experimental approach to the classic design. The first pair boasts striking tones of orange and olive, reminiscent of an Autumnal colour palette, and easy to style with your classic navy and green hues. The second pair features a greyscale colour scheme that leans towards the neutral colours commonly associated with the brand’s iconic styles. This tonal combination adds an air of sophistication to the shoe, making it an excellent choice for those who prefer a more understated look.

Despite the clear contrast in visuals between the two, the 574’s quality is unparalleled with it’s premium suede’s and leather’s truly defining the character of the shoe…

Once you’ve finally wrapped your head around which of the two you prefer (a hard choice, I know) you can head online or in-store at Aphrodite and grab a pair for just £109.

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