A classic tennis shoe is back on the market just in time for Wimbledon – the New Balance Pro Court.
First seen in the 70s, this is a faithful reproduction of a minor classic, offering up the original silhouette, a canvas upper, vulcanised rubber sole and some blue and off white detailing.
On a pre-order now for early July shipping, they can be yours for a bargain £39.
Adidas wants to match up your trainers with the rest of your gear, unveiling the Samba Casual trainers to do the job.
Casual because they are intended to match up with your casualwear, throwing in a 'premium' denim upper and leather detailing, but keeping the classic Samba profile, finishing things off with a gum sole.
Available to pre-order now with a July delivery, a pair will set you back £75.
If subdued shades are your thing, you might not appreciate the latest reissue of the Adidas Training P.T 70s trainers.
The upper body isn't too OTT, a choice of blue or black suede with classic Adidas stripe detailing and logo in a conttrasting white. But the sole is something I would guess you'll love or hate.
Another bit of archive footwear, this time from Nike with the Pegasus 83 trainers.
A lightweight sports shoe from (as you might have guessed) 1983, it offers up a lightweight mesh upper and EVA midsole, along with 'mock' suede detailing and a cotton fabric lining.
The Adidas Stan Smith has been doing the rounds since 1965, appearing in a host of different styles during that 45-year period. So it's no surprise to see another for summer, specifically the Adidas Stan Smith II trainers in canvas.
Essentially it's still the same tennis shoe turned casual classic, but this time a canvas upper has been added, a choice of white or a more bold dark blue, along with the perforated three stripe branding, adidas branding on the leather heel piece, pinstripe tongue plus a vulcanised midsole.
Originally produced back in 1980, the Puma Whirlwind 2 trainers are back on the market 30 years after their debut.
The Whirlwind 2, as the name might suggest, was originally creat5ed as a running shoe, but the reissue has amended things just a little bit, removing the racing spike and extending the multi pimpled outsole, which offers the shock absorption.
