Adidas has some a new range of old school sportswear on the market – including these Adidas Tournament Edition tracktops.
The Tournament Edition is a limited edition range, so get them while you can. And if you do, you'll be able to enjoy those 70s-style looks, complete with gold zips, zip pockets and an embroidered Tournament logo.
Solid in a choice of three colour schemes (including the two above), you can secure one for £75.
New York retailer A.R.C. has teamed up with Adidas to re-work an 80s version of the classic Stan Smith, the end results being these A.R.C. v Adidas Stan Smith trainers.
You'll have to look hard for Adidas logos, but they're there on the sole, heel and perforated stripes on the side. Aside from that, this is very much a 'back to basics' reworking, with a an off-white canvas upper, plus soft detailing for the tongue and heel, along with the A.R.C. logos. Two additional pairs of laces are also thrown in.
Just on the market, you pick up a pair for £95.
The iconic silhouette of the Eames RAR Rocker is instantly recognisable on these stylish t-shirts from Snowden Flood. The chair was originally released in 1948 and is still manufactured by Vitra. This t-shirt offers an affordable alternative, especially as it's currently on sale for £14.95.
The design is by Snowden Flood, whose interest in the urban environment is reflected in the clothing, ceramics, cushions and kitchen ware on offer at her website.
See it online at the Snowden Flood website
First introduced as a professional handball shoe in 1982, the Diadora Court trainers are back with a slight update for the modern era.
It's part of the company's Heritage Collection, celebrating sporting successes of the 70s and 80s, but more importantly, it's a lightweight shoe ideal for summer – the Court offering up a bright nylon upper, contrasting 'washed' navy suede, a red leather heel and red suede heel patch.
Available now, £70 will secure you a pair.
This dandyish jacket comes from an American company called Engineered Garments. Their name was chosen to reflect the level of detailing that goes into the clothes which they say are engineered, rather than designed.
Engineered Garments are hugely influenced by the structuring of American sportswear and the more relaxed shape of this jacket updates the very old school English look of the paisley print. The company aims to create clothes that can be worn forever, as you would hope from a £350 price tag, but you can imagine that this jacket will wear in and look even better over time.
It can be bought from Start London
