Ballet Flats

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The ballet trainer combines the slim silhouette of a ballet shoe with the sole and materials of a sneaker. Here we bring together the Puma and Adidas versions we have in stock.

Puma turns its Speedcat into a ballet flat in colours like White Black, Whisp of Pink, Silver and Croc Print. Adidas brings the Taekwondo Mei Ballet, the Samba Jane with its Mary Jane strap and the Tokyo MJ, with elastic laces.

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The ballet flats in this section have the shape of a ballet shoe, with a round toe and an open instep, but underneath they have a trainer sole. They are flat shoes that work just as well with a skirt as with jeans. We have them from Puma and Adidas, and each model holds the foot in its own way.

Ballet trainers: how each one holds your foot

The Puma Speedcat Ballet has elastic straps over the instep and the Speedcat's rubber sole, which wraps up the heel. The Adidas Samba Jane swaps the Samba's lacing area for a Mary Jane strap and keeps the suede T-toe and the gum sole. The Tokyo MJ grips the most: elastic laces running almost the full length of the foot and a heel strap. The Ghost Sprint Ballet crosses elastic straps over a moulded leather upper, and the Taekwondo Mei Ballet is the most minimal, in textile with leather details and no fastening.

Ballet sneakers: which one to choose

If you are going to walk a lot, the Tokyo MJ and the Samba Jane give the most support. For a more balletic look, the Speedcat Ballet Whisp of Pink or the Taekwondo Mei Ballet White Silver Metallic have the slimmest profile. And if you want ballet sneakers with a bit of fun, the Speedcat Ballet Croc Print or the Samba Jane x Care Bears Clear Pink bring the colour without any fuss. To see every version of the Tokyo, Adidas's Japan-inspired model, head to Adidas Tokyo.

Women's ballet flats for every season

In spring and summer, wear them barefoot or with no-show socks; in autumn, with thin white or mesh socks on show and cropped trousers. Women's ballet flats in black, like the Samba Jane Black White Gum or the Speedcat Ballet Fleur Black, are the easiest to wear to the office. You can try them on in Madrid, Barcelona and Paris.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which ballet trainer gives the most support?

The Adidas Tokyo MJ, because it combines elastic laces running almost the full length of the foot with a heel strap. Next come the Ghost Sprint Ballet, with crossed elastic straps, and the Samba Jane, with its Mary Jane strap. The Taekwondo Mei Ballet has no fastening and is the lightest.

What is the difference between the Samba Jane and a regular Samba?

The Samba Jane replaces the lacing area with a strap across the instep, Mary Jane style, and has a small cut-out that makes it lighter. It keeps the suede T-toe and the gum sole of the Adidas Samba.

Are ballet trainers comfortable for walking all day?

More so than a classic ballet flat, because they have a rubber trainer sole instead of a thin one. Even so, they are flat with little cushioning: for long days on your feet, choose the ones with the most support, like the Tokyo MJ or the Samba Jane, and save the slimmer ones for the city.

What do you wear ballet trainers with?

With cropped straight-leg jeans, tailored trousers with a short hem or a midi skirt, anything that shows the instep. Metallic models, like the Taekwondo Mei Ballet Silver, look good with black or denim basics. With white socks on show they take on a sportier feel.

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