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The crisp, clean New Balance Allerdale “White” offers a summer-ready update on the Made in UK catalogue’s premium walking shoe. This brand-new lifestyle silhouette from the sportswear giant takes its name from the Allerdale District, where the Made in UK’s Flimby factory is located. Revered for its top-tier craftsmanship, this luxurious trainer incorporates retro-inspired elements as a nod to New Balance’s rich sports culture.
This low-top sneaker flaunts a pristine white tumbled leather upper reminiscent of the T500 tennis model. An embroidered silver “NB” logo graces the lateral and medial sidewalls to keep the design and branding minimal. The D-ring eyelets pay homage to classic hiking boots like the Rainier, which deliver a secure, supportive fit for everyday activities. An Ortholite™ insole sits directly underfoot for all-day comfort, while cutting-edge FuelCell technology provides responsive cushioning and shock absorption at every step. Extra-durable rugged treads underneath the rubber cupsole reference Cumbria's Lake District's beautiful mountains and coastlines.
Launching via the New Balance website and select UK retailers such as END, you can find out where to buy the New Balance Allerdale “White” by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!
For sizing information check out our New Balance 550 size guide.
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