from £68

NEWS6115

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Silver

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The New Balance Girls 1906 Lace Trainers in Silver are a girls' designer trainer in the New Balance 1906 silhouette — one of the brand's most architecturally distinct and currently fashion-prominent models. The 1906 was originally developed in 2006 as a high-specification running shoe featuring N-ergy cushioning technology and a multi-layer midsole construction, and it is significantly chunkier and more technical-looking in its proportions than the 530 or 740. Where the 530 has a relatively streamlined panel structure, the 1906 has a more stacked, layered midsole, a higher-profile silhouette, and a construction that reads as more overtly performance-derived even in its lifestyle configuration. It became one of the most widely worn fashion trainers of the mid-2020s, carried by its combination of heritage specificity (a real performance shoe, not a retro-styling exercise) and an aesthetic that reads as considered rather than nostalgic. The colourway is Light Silver Metallic — a softer, more diffuse metallic than the Silver Metallic used across the 530 range. Light Silver Metallic reads as pale and shimmery rather than bright and reflective: it has the quality of brushed or frosted silver rather than polished silver, which gives the shoe a more restrained, wearable metallic finish. Girls-specific. EU 28 to EU 38.5, covering approximately ages 4 to 14. SS2026. Made in Indonesia. Also available at Childsplay Clothing in white and green colourways. Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth; hand wash upper in cold water with mild detergent if needed; air dry away from direct heat; do not machine wash, tumble dry, or use abrasive materials on the metallic surface.

🇬🇧 UK Delivery & Returns

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