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On Running and Veja Sneakers Are on Secret Sale for Summer—Shop 13 Top Picks Up to 51% Off
Right now, the luxury outlet retailer has shocking deals on designer sneakers from On Running and Veja. We found comfortable sneakers perfect for summer travel, including the On Running Cloudmonsters, Veja V-10s, and more from $100. Shop our 13 top picks ahead, up to 51 percent off.
One of Veja's most popular sneakers, the V-10 Sneakers are comfy, breathable, and slightly chunky. The bold orange logo of these sneakers spices up an otherwise classic white shoe, bringing playfulness to your everyday wardrobe. Best of all, they're well under $140 today.
If your itinerary includes lots of walking, we recommend the On Running Cloudmonsters. Designed for road runners, these shoes have generous cushioning to propel you forward with each step. Plus, they feature a breathable mesh upper to keep your feet comfortable in hot weather, making them ideal for summer travel.
It doesn't get more classic than this. These classic white sneakers will look at home in any destination, thanks to their sleek, minimalist appearance. The leather exterior is super easy to clean, so these shoes will stay looking new, trip after trip. Pair them with a summer dress, cut-off shorts, or even work trousers; the possibilities are endless.
These On Cloud sneakers are made to train. That means they provide impressive stability, traction, and breathability. In other words, if your travel consists of adventures rather than relaxation, these are the shoes for you.
This lifestyle sneaker has a retro silhouette and a nostalgic color scheme to match. We love the combination of butter yellow and peach featured on this sneaker, along with the chunky sole that only adds to the aesthetic. We'd wear these sneakers to the airport, while exploring a new city, and while running errands.
If minimalist sneakers are more your style, you'll love this low-profile pair that never goes out of style. The slim design is sophisticated and on-trend, but it also means these sneakers will take up less space in your carry-on. We love the silver detailing that can easily accent almost any travel outfit.
I know it's July and I shouldn't be thinking about fall yet, but I can't help but think these sneakers are the perfect transitional shoe for the changing seasons. The combination of rich greens and red calls on the changing colors of autumn leaves, but these shoes aren't just beautiful. They're designed with travel in mind, so they have a cushy and supportive sole, impressive traction, and a breathable upper to provide sufficient airflow.
Gilt saved its best discount for these high-top sneakers. At a whopping 51 percent off, these sneakers are now just $100. They feature a simple black-and-white design, plus a butter yellow rubber sole that adds to the retro vibe. A cooler alternative to the classic white sneaker, this timeless pair can be worn with slim-cut jeans, maxi dresses, and even shorts.
Veja's Panenka OT Leather Sneakers are my personal favorite. I love the rich black and brown color combination and craftful stitching that creates a quilted appearance. The cushy insole is designed to provide comfortable arch support, so you can take on long travel days with confidence.
This tennis-inspired On Running sneaker will add an element of cool to every travel ensemble. They're designed with plenty of cushioning for a comfortable fit, all day long. Plus, the mesh upper is super breathable for those hot summer days.
Colorful, low-profile sneakers are one of the year's biggest trends, and we love this vibrant suede option from Veja. With a blue upper and butter yellow accents, these shoes are bound to bring interest to your travel capsule wardrobe. Plus, we appreciate that these sneakers are unique, so you won't spot them on every other traveler at your gate.
Bring an element of street style to your travel wardrobe with these '90s-inspired mid-top sneakers. They have a perforated upper to keep your feet cool, plus On Running's signature cushioning that absorbs impact with every step. The result: A perfect travel shoe that's equally stylish and comfortable.
Whether you're racing on a track or just to your gate, you'll appreciate this lightweight Cloudflow shoe. It has a forward roll that propels you with each step, plus a lightweight woven upper that keeps things breezy. Bonus: The sunset-esque colorway will spruce up any neutral-toned travel outfit.
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