These high street trainers look just like 2025's trending designer styles - get them quick before they sell out

If you love designer trainers but not the price tags, these affordable finds are perfect for you

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(Image credit: M&S, Zara, H&M)

This season, three standout high street trainers have caught my eye for their uncanny resemblance to trending designer styles—offering that coveted blend of trend, style, and affordability.

As a fashion writer, I come across hundreds of designer styles on A-listers and runways that I could only wish for. Most recently I've been eyeing the latest trainer trends of 2025, which heavily feature vintage styles and bright, bold colours including the Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 trainers and the iconic Puma Speedcats. However, I'm shopping on a high-street budget, which means I need the best designer lookalikes that offer the same style and feel for a lot less than their designer counterparts.

There are excellent high street alternatives that have the same subtle vintage feel and similar designs and colourways as trending retro styles. H&M has a pair of trainers that instantly remind me of the Onitsuka's trending shoe. They have the same striped detailing across the side and a vintage, sporty silhouette that perfectly falls in line with the shoe trends of 2025.

If you're after something more understated, but with the same feel as the Onisuka Tiger Mexico 66 trainers, M&S has a version that's just as chic, with a minimalist, suede material that nods to the originals without screaming dupe. Lastly, Zara, who never fails to release on-trend staples, has some vibrant red padded trainers that seriously look like the Puma Speedcats, with the same flat sole, rounded toe, and stream-lined silhouette.

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Molly Smith
Fashion Writer

Molly is a fashion writer for woman&home, whose journalistic career began with her enthusiasm for fashion. Having always been an avid writer, she has contributed to publications covering a variety of topics.

After graduating from her master's in Fashion History and Cultures, she transitioned to teaching at London College of Fashion, where she taught in fashion studies. Now, passionate about writing on the significance of fashion, she is dedicated to inspiring others through the power of dress.

Molly loves staying in the know with the latest fashion trends, and following celebrities for inspiration. Outside of work, she enjoys browsing vintage markets, reading a good novel, or trying new restaurants around London.