The Autry Medalist is one of those shoes you see everywhere and almost never catch on sale. Ever since the Italian tennis retro took off a few years back, this white “Amazon” has sat stubbornly around the 175-euro mark — and that’s exactly what makes the current moment worth a look. The sharpest listing on Solezilla.com right now is 117 euros. That’s roughly a third under the brand’s 179.99 suggested retail, and about as low as this pair tends to get.
You’ve probably clocked the model a hundred times: a low, creamy leather sneaker with the AUTRY flag on the side and a vanilla sole that reads a touch warmer than bright white. The difference is in the details. The toe and side panel are done in beige suede, and the heel carries a bright green leather patch — the “Amazon” in the name. On an otherwise all-white shoe that green is the only accent, and just enough to keep it out of the pile of every other white sneaker.
A model that rarely lands in the sale
The Medalist is the kind of sneaker where demand stays steady instead of spiking and crashing. That’s great when you wear it — it doesn’t fall out of style — but it also means the price rarely dips. Shops don’t need to slash something that moves anyway. So “rarely cheaper” here isn’t sales talk; it’s literal. At 117 euros you’re near the floor of what this pair does, and you hit that point a few times a year, not every week.
Right now there are around twenty shops in euros holding stock, so the size run is wide — plenty between narrow and roomy to find your own. That lowest price is at one regular retailer; above it the field climbs quickly toward 150 and up, with a couple of consignment outliers near 315 that you should ignore as a “from” price. There’s a thin UK and US layer too — roughly 163 to 207 pounds, and 220 to 222 dollars — but the euro side is where the deal lives, and resale adds nothing here because the shoe is simply in stores.
If you want to pick one up, line up the sizes and the shipping per shop first — sometimes a few euros of postage swings it more than the price gap itself. The fastest way to compare is the Medalist page, where every seller sits with its live price and size stock, or the wider Autry Medalist line. For a shoe that normally never drops, this is the moment to grab it.