Another reissue of the Adidas Superstar, with this going by the name of the Adidas Superstar LUX trainers.
It's essentially the same 1980s trainer, with this old school classic still packing that distinctive shell toe, but getting more of a premium finish than the standard issue. That means premium nu-buck uppers and premium contrasting leather 3-stripes, as well as limited numbers.
Premium also means more expensive than the standard too, £95 is the price.
Dating back to the 1980s, the Puma Dallas trainers are back on the market in an original shape and colourway.
An original terrace classic, the Dallas returns in 'highly limited' numbers in this eye-catching blue and gold mix, with a soft suede upper and contrasting white sole.
If you want a pair, they retail for £59.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
Not just another Gazelle reissue, this Archive Pack reissue is the Adidas Gazelle Indoor OG and Gazelle Indoor trainers.
The more premium Adidas Gazelle Indoor OG is above, an indoor version of the classic Gazelle (as you might have guessed) with a T-toe overlay and transparent sole. This onwe is sold in the original packaging and with a full leather lining. Because of that, it's the higher-priced, retailing at £105 for this limited edition. You can pre-order now.
See over the page to see ther standard Adidas Gazelle Indoor, which has a slightly different profile and lacks that packaging and leather interior. It's presumably sold in bigger numbers too. The standard Gazelle Indoor is certainly cheaper though, with the black and white variation selling for £65. That's also available to order now.
Adidas Gazelle Indoor OG at End Clothing
Adidas Gazelle Indoor at End Clothing
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We saw some appalling David Beckham variants of these earlier today, so it's nice to see balance restored with this Size? exclusive reissue of the Adidas Forest Hills trainers, which goes back to year one for inspiration.
First produced in the 1970s and named after New York's Forest Hills tennis centre, this tennis shoe turned terrace classic, with its lightweight NASA technology, has been consistently popular and regularly reissued, most recently in a 'bold' coloured version and a grey and blue combo, both of which got mixed reactions.
The new version goes old school – white leather upper, metallic gold stripes and 'sunshine' outsole – a reissue that's part of the Archive collection and exclusive to the Size? chain. Available now online – but not for long.
A less obvious reissue from Adidas, the Adidas 1609ER trainers, which are back in two colour options.
The running shoe first appeared back in 1979, when it was known as the 'Miler'. A change of name now, but the style is much the same for this lightweight shoe, a mix of suede and nylon for the upper, with a wraparound outsole and contrast detail and lacing. Take our pick between white with blue detailing or a dark blue with white detailing.
Check out the other colour option over the page, both selling for £60 at the Adidas store.
Find out more at the Adidas Online Store website
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An old school classic, the Puma Dallas trainers are back with a premium leather finish.
Yes, leather – not the suede upper that's usually associated with the shoe. In fact, it looks more like a tennis shoe in this incarnation.
Details are that leather upper, a gum sole and gold branding. It's a release that's 'highly limited' too, according to the retailer. £69 is the asking price.
