PUMA Dallas During the mid 1980s the PUMA Dallas was one of the most sought after trainers within several UK sub-cultures and groups. The pair seen here are an example of the original pair worn by many – and wanted by more – but there were actually two versions made around the same time. This pair, which are... JBF Customs x adidas Pro Model “Red Python” Many years ago I attended Art College, not a particularly memorable year in my life. It certainly wasn’t a productive time. My body and mind were subjected to substances that induced short term memory loss and a state of lethargy. Ahhh… good times. Seriously, some of us go through academia sitting in the passenger seat... Ben Cain Young Ben Cain, an adidas trainer collector and self-proclaimed ‘grail hunter’, joins us from the UK to share a bit about his past, his current lifestyle, and, of course, his trainers. While Ben’s not a celebrity he’s quite active online, sourcing shoes, shooting his own stock, and sharing the results across a variety of Internet... Dressers Book Contest Sign up for our email newsletter to win your own copy of the Dressers book! After Dressers dropped and we had ourselves a peek into the historical book and we were immediately addicted to the stories it told and the lives it illustrated. Grabbing a copy and running with it back to the eatmoreshoes HQ... Benji Blunt x PUMA Basket “Mari” Benji Blunt, normally known as the adidas Superstar customizer, comes out with a fresh look on a sweet pair of PUMA Baskets. As his first (publicly displayed) PUMA custom job, this is an exciting moment we’d like to share with any of Benji’s current (or future) fans. Made for a friend, the “Mari” PUMA Baskets... adidas Superstar Vintage “Caviar” One of the lesser known Consortium shoes, the adidas Superstar Vintage “Caviar” was released as part of the Status Pack in 2007 along with a pair of Micropacers and Americana Mids. The influence of this collection comes from symbols of status or luxury such as credit cards, upscale items like Vertu mobile phones, and of... adidas Bamba The adidas Bamba, often seen as the poor relation to the Samba, was released in the mid ’70s, followed closely by the Mamba. This was once a shoe that was overlooked due to it being constructed of poorer quality leather. However, this wasn’t truly the case, as the leather on the Bamba was treated to... Mike Stopforth Thirty-seven years young, Mike previously worked in sportswear retail, shopfitting, and design. He describes himself as so: A collector and self-confessed trainer nerd, I’ve been collecting for over twenty years now, and amassed over two hundred pairs at my peak, although I have thinned the collection down a bit now due to having pairs that... Benji Blunt x adidas Superstar 80s “PoQee” Benji’s back with an expansion of his custom sneaker creations, branching this time past the shoe box into the realm of vinyl figures. Now before you go nuts pondering the possible setup of a Blunt basement factory it’s worth a note that he’s not yet building toys himself (though we wouldn’t be surprised to see...

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