New Balance Sneakers: The Retro Runners and Chunky Pairs Women Are Wearing

New Balance Sneakers: The Retro Runners and Chunky Pairs Women Are Wearing

New Balance sneakers have become the default shoe for people who want comfort without losing style. This edit sorts the line by shape, from slim retro runners to chunky technical pairs. Choose the model that fits the way you already dress.

New Balance sneakers, by shape

New Balance sneakers cover a wide range, from the slim, suede-trimmed runners to the chunkier designs that dominate the street. This edit sorts the line by shape so you can see how each model looks. Start with the retro runners if you want something that goes with everything.

Six numbered New Balance sneakers: 574 leopard, 9060 brown, 574 sky blue, 740 green, 327 black and 991v2 blue

Retro favorites

These are the models that have defined the brand for years and still look current.

Slim retro runners

The retro runners have slim profiles, suede overlays and muted colors. They work with jeans, trousers and dresses alike.

Chunky and technical runners

The chunkier models add a thicker sole and a more technical look. They suit wide trousers and baggy jeans.

Statement chunky runners

These are the pairs for people who like their sneakers to be a statement.

Everyday models

A few more models from the line round out the edit. Each has the same comfort-first approach.

Archive runners and Made in USA pairs

The 990-series heritage pairs, the Made in USA 1300 and archive runners like the 1890A and 2010 sit here. They are the models sneaker people talk about, with the same comfort-first build as the rest of the line.

Wearing New Balance sneakers with everything

Keep the outfit simple and let the sneaker be the interesting part. Neutral colors go with the widest range of clothes. If you want to keep browsing, I also put together Back 70 Sneakers and ASICS Sneakers.