Gola trainers are the new adidas Sambas – everyone's using this rare deal for 25% off the chic suede sneaker

The Black Friday sales have come up trumps on Gola sneakers

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(Image credit: adidas, Gola)

Unless you've been hiding under a rock somewhere, you'll know adidas' samba shoes have taken the fashion world by storm this year. But while everyone is fighting to get their hands on the most popular or latest colourway, Gola has come out of nowhere with its own super-chic suede trainer – and today they are less than £70.

Steeped in rich history, British brand Gola has been around for over 120 years. Anyone else have Gola trainers for PE at school? I did. And never did I think I would willingly want to wear another pair – and yet here I am, struggling to decide which colour to spend the last of my Black Friday savings on.

I just love the retro look and feel of these Gola sneakers. They hint strongly at the past, but are also a contemporary and chic style to wear everyday now. Much like Sambas, Gola sneakers have grown massively in popularity recently, and it's rare to see them discounted. Which is why, with 25% off Gola sneakers at Anthropologie, shoppers are not hanging about.

Try to find a discount on adidas Sambas, and even now, on the cusp of the biggest retail event of the year, you'll struggle. Which is why it's so brilliant to see Gola's discounted – and no surprise the rare deal is being snapped up double-quick.

As the best Black Friday trainer deals go, this tops the list right now. But hurry if you want a pair, there's currently a good range of sizes, but they are selling fast.

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Kerrie Hughes
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Kerrie is the editor of woman&home (digital). For seven years previously she was editor of Future’s world-leading design title Creative Bloq, and has written for titles including T3, Coach and Fit&Well on a wide range of lifestyle topics.

 

After a decade of working in retail, Kerrie went back to education at the ripe old age of 27, graduating with a first-class honours degree in creative writing three years later. Her career in journalism began soon after, when she secured a job as a staff writer at Future Plc. In the 14 years since, she has worked her way up to editor level, gaining a wealth of digital experience along the way.

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