Wimbledon is now underway, so the perfect time to feature a reissued tennis shoe – the Nike Allcourt Low Vintage trainers.
First seen in 1975, they were initially pitched as a lightweight all-round shoe for tennis as well as squash and handball. This 'new' Vintage version is probably more of a casual shoe than a sports shoe, offering in white with black detailing with a canvas upper, a towelled lining and pure white vulcanised midsole.
All of that is yours for £49.99.
Another archive reissue from Adidas and another for a footballing classic – the Adidas Samba trainers in blue.
Originally a football shoe from '62 before becoming a terrace classic, the Samba is one of Adidas' all-time best sellers and probably one of its most reissued. This time we have a full premium suede upper in navy blue with tonal 3 stripe branding, a vulcanised sole and contrast leather branding on the heel grip and tongue.
Available now, £74.99 is the price. See over the page for another shot.
Something of a regular on the reissue circuit, the Diadora Borg Elite trainers are back as a limited edition.
First seen in 1981 as the footwear of choice of tennis legend Bjorn Borg, this latest reissue is a Diadora Heritage special edition with kangaroo leather upper, contrast red midsole trim, form stripe and branding to the tongue and heel.
Get a pair while you can, price is £99.
Big thanks to David Doesburg for flagging up this rather niche Adidas design out of Italy – the Zeitfrei Adidas cycling shoes for Bianchi.
It's a cross between a trainer and a plimsoll, complete with the vintage-style charm of the latter. But it is created for a purpose – light and with sufficient grip for street cycling.
The design is more Bianchi than Adi, but if you look closely, you'll still see those famous three stripes. Only available (as far as we know) from Bianchi direct, a pair sells from 108 Euros.
After the chaos of the Adidas Manchester launch, Size? has obviously taken note and has a new way of distributing its latest Adidas limited edition reissue – the Adidas Dublin trainers and tracktop.
Like the Manchester, the Dublin is another reissue of the city range in very limited numbers – just 300 of the jacket and 500 of the trainers, both in an eyecatching blue and orange colourway with gum sole, numbered detailing and gold city branding.
if you want to secure them, get to your nearest Size? store as early as you can on June 19th. If that's not possible, Size? is doing a ballot for online sales. Sign up and if you get drawn, you'll be offered the chance to buy both items via Paypal. You've got until 9am on 16th June to get in that particular draw.
