We cover a lot of vintage Adidas and Puma here, but how about something slightly more obscure, but equally stylish from Europe? Like the Hummel Stadil trainers perhaps?
An early 80s indoor court shoe, it's back on the market in all its distinctive 80s glory in either white and grey or with some red and white detailing, both with leather and nubuck uppers and a vulcanised sole unit.
Available now as a pre-order at Hanon, you can pick up a pair for £54.95.
Many fashion trends for men in the 1980s are remembered with something short of fondness, but it was a golden age for hip hop enthusiasts. Puma are latching onto the decade's revival with a reissue of their classic Dallas trainers this year.
Luxurious dark blue suede, contrasted with a thick textured sole and puma flash in bright white, this pair toe the line between classic and current with ease. This is another pair from Size's exclusive range of retro reissues, only available in blue and white.
They'll set you back £55 and stocks are limited, so get in there fast.
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Following on from its Adidas Munchen reissue, Size has another exclusive shoe on the market – the Adidas Dragon trainers.
You'll only be able to get this blue and white version of the 1970s classic from Size – so if you want it, get in now. For your money, you'll get a mix of mesh and suede, a woven adidas Originals brand tab on the tongue, a printed brand logo on the heel piece and a metallic gold adidas Dragon logo on the side.
All of that for £49.99 while stocks last. See another image over the page.
Not just any old Fred Perry polo shirt, the Fred Perry Japan polo shirts have some subtle differences to the standard issue which take inspiration from the early versions of the classic top.
First up, the colours are different, offered in some unique shades from the usual range. The fit is also different – slimmer, shorter and slightly neater sleeves. And if you look closely, you'll also notice unbranded buttons.
But still 100 per cent cotton and for the individuals out there, a limited edition. Three colour options to go for, all selling for just under £70.
Find out more at the Hanon website
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Unlikely to be around for long, the Adidas Munchen trainers are back on the racks 30 years after their first appearance.
First seen in 1979 and pitched as a training shoe, it's been back in every decade since as a more casual bit of footwear. The latest version is exclusive to Size, offering up an upper in red suede with nylon mesh panels, serrated three stripe branding plus white laces and that distinctive sole.
Get them while you can, price is £59.99. See another image over the page.
A shoe that was big news 20 years ago has returned to celebrate an event that was even bigger news in the same decade, specifically the New Balance x Overkill 577 Berlin Wall trainers.
The 577 was a slimmer version of the similar 576 and big news for runners back in the late 80s. These days worn more for casual footwear, it's back with a makeover by Berlin retailer Overkill, which has produced 577 pairs of three colourways, all with a distinctive tongue and a sole and insole that features motifs from the original Berlin Wall. Yes, as you might have guessed, these shoes are to commemorate 20 years since the Wall fell.
Get them while you can, Colette is selling all three colours for just under £112 each. See over the page for a view of that sole.
