The Adidas Gazelle doesn’t need an introduction, it’s been a classic since the late 60s. But these Adidas and Oki-Ni limited edition Gazelle trainers change things just a little bit.
In comes full grain leather to replace the more common suede upper. The outsole, eye stag and Three Stripes are all created from white leather with a rubberised sole which features a circular forefoot wedge insert to relieve excessive pressure. And there’s dual branding on the tongue.
Extremely limited edition, with 400 pairs available in the moon (that’s the off white) and only 200 pairs in the lime. So if you like them, get in quick. They retail for £105.
More 80s footwear reissued, this time from Diadora with its Pallamano trainers.
I’ve been promising myself a big jazz guitar since I was at school – and the other week, I finally picked one up. So I’m severly tempted by a t-shirt to match – this Paul Frank Rockateen t-shirt.
No, this isn’t a joke – Lambretta Clothing has teamed up with The Who (well, the remaining two members) to launch a 60s-inspired clothing range, as well as re-creating items worn by the band and an exact copy of the US army fishtail parka that appeared on the Quadrophenia album cover.
Jaeger has the odd interesting item in its range, particularly in the Jaeger London range. Like this Jaeger men’s bomber jacket.
