A regular on the reissue front, but this Adidas Superstar Vintage is certainly a cut above.
True to the original shape, complete with that instantly recognisable shell toe, it now comes in a premium leather finish, brown leather with white detailing and a contrast sole.
Available now, a pair retails for £74.99. Another shot over the page.
Adidas has produced yet another limited edition Gazelle reissue, this time the Adidas Gazelle OG in what's described as a chrome and white suede.
It's a faithful reissue to the 1968 trainer, a winner on the sports field and the terrace for the best part of 40 years. The latest reissue mixes a suede upper with leather detailing, throwing in a gum sole unit, gold branding and of course, the knowledge that this is offered in very limited numbers.
Available for pre-order now, price is £65. Another image over the page.
Yet another reissue of the classic Adidas Samba – but if you like the colour of sky blue, this latest version could be heading straight to the top of your shopping list.
the shoe is fairly typical – a football shoe dating back in 1962, but known more as a piece if casual footwear from the 1970s onwards. However, the latest edition has an all suede upper in what's officially called 'Vision Blue' with three white leather Stripes, a vulcanised white sole and some purple detailing.
Available now, £49.99 is the price. See another shot of the shoe over the page.
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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.
It's not quite the track shoe of days gone by, but the Puma Fast Rider still packs the look in its latest reissue.
First seen in the 1980s as a running shoe with a spike sole, it now has a multi pimpled outsole for extra shock absorption, which means it's still a useful bit of footwear for running and training.
Of course, it now has that retro appeal too, with a suede and nylon mix upper, a sweeping leather Puma formstripe and Fast Rider branding on the side. The colourway above is described as navy/dandelion and if that's a bity bold, see over the page for the navy/silver mix. Both variations are priced at £49.99.
