Compare Sneakers
Sneaker listings here range from cheap DHgate basics to serious designer names on Italist, with prices from under A$20 to over A$1,400.
24 options · A$16–A$1,390 · Italist, DHgate, HEWI
Sneakers: what to know before you buy
Budget end via DHgate
The lowest prices sit with DHgate, including a kids' mesh sneaker around A$17 and an unbranded pair of designer-style trainers around A$143. These are generic listings without a named brand, so it's worth checking size charts carefully since DHgate sellers are often based overseas and sizing can run differently to Australian standards.
Mid-range designer picks on Italist
Most of the range sits between roughly A$150 and A$700 through Italist, a marketplace for Italian and European fashion. Crocs sit at the low end of this bracket around A$159, with Adidas and Missoni around A$340, Dries Van Noten near A$576, and several Hogan pairs clustering between roughly A$620 and A$665. Casadei and Maison Mihara Yasuhiro sit a bit higher, around A$540 to A$600. Sizes on these listings are typically given in EU sizing, so check the size number against your usual fit before buying.
Premium and luxury tier
At the top of the range, Ferragamo and Philipp Plein sit around A$680 to A$710, with Kiton around A$800 to A$840. Valentino Garavani's Demivee sneakers come in around A$1,066, Balenciaga ranges from roughly A$1,120 up to A$1,431 depending on the style, and Brunello Cucinelli's suede sneakers sit around A$1,222. All of these are via Italist, so treat it as a specialist marketplace for designer footwear rather than a general shoe retailer, and confirm the listed size and condition before purchasing.
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