Newly arrived at Lidl are the sand-colored Adidas style sneakers, much more elegant and cleaner than the white ones

Posted on 22 September 2026

When it seemed that nothing was going to be able to dethrone the white sneakers of our shoemakers, suddenly the streetwear It shows us that they have passed on to a better life. We have been saying goodbye to white sneakers since the beginning of 2026, but every time it seems that the trend is getting stronger.

ESMARA® Women's sports shoes

RRP at Lidl — 9.99

And although they are a great wild card to wear in all types of outfits, the truth is that neutral tones such as beige, sand, earth or cream, work just as well, providing texture without the difficulties of keeping the surfaces clean. sneakers that give the lighter tones.

Lidl sneakers

Lidl

That's why today we look at these Adidas Gazelle style sneakers (although the materials are very different from the original sneakers), which will look perfect with straight or even skinny 80s style light blue jeans.

The color combination in sand color with a white stripe that provides light is perfect for mid-season outfits, and will look great with accessories such as a brown crossbody bag or a fabric shopper bag. For the outfits further casual From day to day, these sneakers for 9.99 euros are a bargain.

Other similar shoes

lefties sneakers

Lefties

Another way to introduce retro style and neutral colors into your outfit without spending a fortune, is to resort to Lefties sneakers, a perfect option. We love these low-top sneakers in sand-colored suede style with white stripes on the side and caramel-colored rubber. Now for 22.99 euros, also available in chocolate brown.

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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