Luxury Tennis Sneakers Alternatives from The High Street

Lanvin Basket Suede Sneakers

As far as luxury tennis sneakers remain relevant Lanvin and Common Projects would always be the holy grail. Both labels popularized the most common silhouettes. Lanvin is know for it's cap toes and Common Projects has its signature clean toe with double stitch vamp. A pair of any of these would set you off at least £250. Have no fear if you're not willing to make that sort of investment but at the same time don't want to compromise of the luxe aesthetic. The high street is awash with different offerings from Topman to River Island. 

Common Projects Achilles Low Trainers 

Marks & Spencer's offering tops the list and is the priciest at £85. But it's worth every penny for not only its aesthetics but also its durability. River Island at the moment have the widest variety of luxe-esque tennis sneakers. They come in low and high tops with the low retailing for £50 and the hi top versions £55. 

Autograph Sneakers £85 from Marks & Spencer

River Island Grey Lace up Sneakers £50

River Island Black Nubuck Trainers £50

Marks & Spencer Best of British 2015 Menswear Collection

Launched during the London Collections Men last year, Marks & Spencer have released the sophomore collection from their exciting Best of British range. It's quiet revolution in not only menswear but fashion in general has continued to build momentum and draw in new followers. Even though the revenue reports are a bit grim, the company has continued to show that they take fashion seriously. 

Their support for cool Britannia is evidenced by this collection that's made in its entirety in the UK by learned craftsmen.The collection is available in-store and online from March 2015.

Best of British Gingham Blazer £299

 Best of British Suits £798 

Best of British Suit £798