A minor classic from the 1970s is back in a bold finish – the Adidas Trimm-Trab trainers.
Loosely translated as 'keep yourself fit', this 1977 shoe was as popular on the terraces as it was in the gym. Possibly more so. Anyway, it's back with a suede upper, indented contrast sole unit abd a bright colour scheme that mixes orange and blue, throwing in a silver foil print name on the side.
Online now, you can secure a pair for £54.99. A different shot over the page.
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Something a little leftfield for a reissue today – these Diadora Queen 70 Ed Moses trainers.
The official name is the Queen 70, but as they were worn by athletics legend Ed Moses in the 70s and 80s, the shoes have taken his name over the years.
This is a limited edition reissue, a mix of suede overlays and nylon mesh underlays in white, off-white and burgundy, finished with a vintage treatment for some authenticity. Grab them while you can, the price is £64.95.
The Adidas collaboration with the Star Wars franchise just keeps giving, with the latest edition being the Adidas x Star Wars SL72 Han Solo trainers.
We have featured the classic Adidas SL72 previously, a running shoe designed for and used in the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. But this is a very different beast to that.
Good things do sometimes come in small packages – like this Adidas Superstar coin purse.
It is what it says, a small purse, sized at 12 x 7.4cm, with a connector to hook it to your bag or person, an illustration of an Adidas Supstar trainer on the front and some Adidas branding to finish things off.
Available from the Adidas online store, it sells for just £6.
A few days ago on our Modculture site, we featured the Adidas Samba Craftsmanship Pack trainers. Well, that same Craftsmanship Pack series also offers up a high-end Adidas Stan Smith reissue.
Like the Samba, it's a back to basics shape for the tennis shoe, but with a high-end finish – in this case a waxed leather for the upper, leather toe box detailing and a contrast lining.
A timeless show that's available for pre-order now, £75 gets you a pair.
