The Best Ballet Sneakers Deals Are Hiding at Nordstrom, DSW & More

Puma’s viral Speedcat sneakers aren't just cute; they're also extremely comfortable for everything from city commuting to picnic dates. Since they’re almost never discounted, finding them for under $75 in a pink, coquette-coded shade feels major.

This is the adidas shoe that started the trend, and it keeps selling out like clockwork. Snag your size while you can and pick your favorite version—tie-up or flat lace.

Adidas continues its reign as the cool-girl sneaker brand with the Barreda Mary Janes that you will absolutely justify buying. They’re way more supportive than delicate ballet flats, and reviewers love that the crisscross straps keep them perfectly in place.

Looking for a sneaker that blends the classic Mary Jane silhouette and street-ready textured sole? This pair captures just that with its breathable mesh fabric, dual adjustable straps, and cushioned footbed in black and white colorways. 

The Naturalizer Tallulahs have those unique crisscross bungee laces that instantly make them look cooler, and they flex to your foot for the ideal fit. The classic black is chic and affordable, especially at 34% off.

This sneaker takes the trending low-profile look celebs love and turns it into a ballet-inspired must-have. They’re water-resistant, easy to clean, and come in wild colorways (yes, including pink-and-cream cow print), which we’d totally wear with sheer tights and socks.

These JW PEI sneakers are the closest thing to actual ballet slippers you can wear outside the studio, tie-up ribbons and all. And thanks to the stretchy back, they’re ridiculously comfortable in that “oh wow, I forgot I was wearing shoes” way.

The Speedcat Go takes its cues from the OG racing icon, then adds a flirty, ballet-inspired twist. The suede and mesh uppers with cut-out lacing make them feel lighter, airier, and totally ready for all-day wear.

Keds are the definition of casually put-together, and these leather Mary Jane sneakers totally run with that energy. They’re wearable, easy to dress up, and apparently break in after just one outing, according to one reviewer.

Soft foam, genuine leather, and a chocolate-bar-esque rubber sole? These Mary Jane ballet sneakers are a total dream. The wide toe box gives that barefoot feeling reviewers are obsessed with.