Shop this Allbirds shoe sale to score 50% off the cutest Smallbirds shoes for your kiddo

Jon Winkler, Daniel Donabedian and Kasey Caminiti, Reviewed
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Shop this Allbirds shoe sale to score 50% off the cutest Smallbirds shoes for your kiddo.
Shop this Allbirds shoe sale to score 50% off the cutest Smallbirds shoes for your kiddo.

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We love a good pair of sustainable sneakers. We've tested several brands like Veja, Cariuma and Allbirds so we know when to run to certain shoe sales. Right now, you can shop for tons of best-selling Allbirds shoes for men and women without breaking the bank. Plus, you can score a deal on adorable Smallbirds shoes so you can match your mini me all summer long!

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Allbirds has tons of its stylish and cozy shoes on sale for a limited time. You can save up to 40% on select sneakers, shoes and sandals for men and women. Plus, now through Friday, March 31, spend $100 or more at Allbirds and receive 50% off Smallbirds shoes with code KIDDOS at checkout. The deal applies to select Smallbirds footwear styles for kids that are in stock such as the Smallbirds Wool Runners. Usually $60, you can ring up at just $30 with this sweet deal.

When we tested some Allbirds shoes, we found they had an elegant, elongated look thanks to their tapered toe and snug fit. Even better, their soles are very lightweight and supportive for arches while being so comfortable that our testers said they could sleep in them. The Instagram-famous brand uses merino wool from New Zealand sheep and supportive foam made from sustainably-grown Brazilian sugarcane to reduce the ecological footprint normally associated with mass-producing sneakers, while also making cozy covers for your feet.

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For a taste of that comfort, there are the Allbirds Tree Loungers for men available for as low as $59. Typically listed for $100, you can get the shoes in six stylish colors for anywhere from $59 to $89. Allbirds said the Tree Loungers are made with lightweight eucalyptus tree fiber for maximum comfort in an easy slip-on design. That same material also makes the shoes breathable and stylish for everyday use.

For more ways to walk with a new look, check out these Allbirds shoes (and more) on sale today!

The best deals at the Allbirds sale

Allbirds shoes are up to 40% off, plus you can get 50% off Smallbirds shoes for your little ones.
Allbirds shoes are up to 40% off, plus you can get 50% off Smallbirds shoes for your little ones.

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