They got a reissue in a red with black detailing back in 2008 as part of a wider City Series reissue program, now the Adidas London is back with a flipped colourway. But hurry – some sizes are already selling out.
Yes, instead of black leather on a red suede background, you get orange/red leather detailing on a black suede background, plus the gold foil print, embossed pimpled tongue and a gum sole.
Like we said, these are selling fast, so get in while you can – £54.99 is the price.
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.
