Not White, Not Black—Spring's New Trending Trainer Colour Isn't One You'd Expect
Green trainers are taking off this spring. Here's how to make them look chicest.
I monitor trends for a living, and after so many years in the industry, you'd think nothing could phase me. But even I’ve been surprised by this new-season trainer colour trend taking off. Parking their long-favoured black and white pairs, the most stylish dressers I’ve spotted have been opting for a playful flash of green underfoot instead.
Dressed otherwise in head-to-toe black, Miley Cyrus stepped out earlier this week in a vivid pair of green trainers. Styled with an all-black ensemble, as Miley demonstrated, it delivers an optimistic jolt of colour without overwhelming the look.
After months dominated by low-key, minimalist silhouettes and neutral palettes, the appetite for colour is building again, and the green trainer trend aligns perfectly with spring 2026’s broader palette, where chartreuse, royal purple and canary yellow are taking off like never before.
If you’re looking to refresh your footwear rotation without abandoning versatility, consider this your cue. Scroll on to discover and shop the best pairs to know now.
Shop Green Trainers:
Maison Margiela's Sprinter trainers have already been spotted on Harry Styles and Jacob Elordie.
The low-profile trainer trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down.
Nike's T90 trainers are set to be a key silhouette this spring.
Add a pop of colour to your spring rotation.
The metallic trainer trend isn't showing any signs of slowing down.
These also come in five other shades.
The thickly cushioned sole ensures a comfortable stride.
