The adidas Tokyo quietly upgraded everybody’s rotation when it retro’d back in 2024. Once a track spike shoe in the ‘60s, this shoe switches from sporty to streetwear with absolute ease. Similar to the Japan and Kyoto, this low profile option has a library of super trendy colourways, so you won’t be stuck for choice. Sit your go-to baggy trousers on them or slip them on with your newest capris, the adidas Tokyo is pretty flexible.

Retro-ing for the first time since the early 2000s, the Speedcat made a big impact in fashion since. Now it has established itself in the sneaker space, there are loads of great outfit options to be inspired by too - just check the ones we’ve added here for example. Go super girly with the Speedcat or dip into your boy-ish ‘fits, either way, the shoe has no problem keeping up.

Quickly swept up by the crowds of cool girls, this is a shoe that is so simple on the outside but is full of history. A retro of the ‘60s sporting model, the Japan has quietly been winning the low profile game one person at a time. If you want to keep to the Three-Stripes world but need a pair that says ‘I’ve got great taste’, then this is that shoe.

The indoor football icon was given the “Lo Pro” treatment and we’re not mad at it. The Gazelle has seen a huge number of versions since its inception back in the ‘50s, but this low profile number really takes the cake. The Gazelle was everywhere two years back, and for good reason - but now it takes into account the latest trends and adidas has come out with this up-to-date take.

One of the latest models from the Swoosh, this one came in as a fun surprise. The best next step from the brand’s ‘70s runners, this new model captures all the latest trends all rolled into one. If you’ve worn your P-6000’s into the ground and want Nike’s best low-pro option, then the Sprint Sister is that. Plus look how good they look when matching with your bestie, big slay!

The cosy footwear brand has been making big strides to give the UGG girlies some slimmer options. One of those recent additions to its line-up is the UGG Minimel and we’re kind of obsessed with them. Sort of like a low-profile version of the Lowmel that took off before it, we really recommend giving these a try if you’re loyal to the brand but need something less chunky.