Category: Retro Men’s Fashion

Not to be confused with the Vespa Blue footwear, the Adidas Vespa PX trainers are more like a traditional Adidas trainer, just with a bit of Vespa detailing.

Yes, another design from the Adidas Originals x Vespa collection, the PX trainer offers up a lightweight white upper with three-stripe Adidas branding, a Vespa heel logo, leather tongue tab, eyelets and 'retro' sockliner. Although Vespa collectors might be more interested in the a special Vespa box and scooter graphic paper wrap.

We suspect they're a limited run, so if you want them, grab them now for £69.99. See over the page for another image.

Find out more at the Size website

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We have featured the Spring Court G2 pumps in the past. They're a footwear classic, famed for being the shoes worn by John Lennon on the cover of Abbey Road as well as being beloved of mods in the 1960s. So it's no surprise that we're taking with this MIA France special edition of the shoe.

Presumably 'France' because of the red and blue detailing, as well as the red, white and blue spare laces that are thrown in as part of the deal. Aside from that, this is very much a classic G2 – canvas upper, gum sole and vulcanised rubber outsole.

Available only (as far as we can see) directly from the French Spring Court website, price is around 60 Euros and they do ship worldwide.

Find out more at the Spring Court website

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If you missed out on the reissue earlier this year, the Adidas Nastase Super Tournament Edition trainers are back again, with Adidas tweaking the detailing of this limited edition tennis shoe.

Originally seen back in the 1980s, the Nastase Super gets the premium treatment here, with premium leather uppers, an original 'super sole' unit (this time in white and off-white), Tournament Edition packaging and logos along with the exclusivity of those limited numbers.

£79 will secure you a pair on pre-order.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

An 80s shoe that's also a tribute to iconic 1980s artist – the Reebok Freestyle Hi Basquiat trainers.

We're not sure whether these are fashion or art – obviously you can wear them, although that chunky 80s profile is something as many people will hate as love. Or you could just put them on display – with each shoe featuring 1980s Basquiat street art all over (body, sole, laces, tongue and straps) and a Basquiat signature inside.

Choose from two colours (black or white), both selling for 110 Euros. See over the page for a view of the white from a different angle.

Find out more at the Colette website

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