adidas Zürich The adidas Zürich is yet another classic silhouette from the sprawling City Series. While the OG shoe is hard to come by in vintage form, these 2004 re-releases shouldn’t be as difficult to get your paws on if you’re craving some Swiss action. These retro Zürichs feature the same colorway and build as the original... adidas T-Master The adidas T-Master: probably one of the rarest models from the three stripe stable for low cut trainer collectors. Stemming from adidas’ jump aboard the bandwagon to make free use of the German confederation of sports marketing campaign – stimulate fitness in the population around the mid 1970s – the Trimm Trab range of clothing... Crooked Tongues x adidas Underground Major players in the sneaker world, Crooked Tongues and Robert Brooks, came together adidas Underground’s event series to show off London’s true OG trainer spirit. On August 12th, 2012 – just as the London Olympics were nearing their end – Crooked Tongues hosted an invitation-only event in collaboration with adidas Underground for the UK sneaker... PUMA Teku Suede A cult classic from PUMA’s contribution to the sport of handball, the Teku Suede fuses a vintage upper with the innovative EverTrack sole technology. One of PUMA’s older models, the Teku (or Te-Ku 80, as it was originally called) didn’t enjoy the same levels of fame the States or Clyde received but PUMA purists will... adidas Paris Obviously part of adidas’ European City Series, the Paris silhouette was produced to pay homage to the home of the Eiffel Tower. Pictured here is the red on blue colorway that matches the flag of France, which may arguably be the most memorable OG version of this model. However it’s not the only original release... PUMA Italia With almost no publicly published information on its history, the PUMA Italia is quite the elusive vintage trainer. Assumed to be from the 1970s or 80s, these Italian made, low cut suede treasures haven’t been retroed or released at all (at least as far as we know). Their name obviously comes from the Italian word... Ransom x adidas Dune In their first year collaborating together with adidas Originals, contemporary men’s fashion brand, Ransom, shows off what they can do with leisure footwear. The Canadian label has worked closely with the three stripes since 2010 to create a series of brand new silhouettes, one of which is the adidas Dune pictured here. Modeled after a... Nash Money x adidas 2012 Social Media Barricade With social interaction between athletes and fans growing so rapidly, it’s about time that this revolutionary shoe was invented. It’s an adidas adiPower Barricade made by designer Nash Money that allows for tweets to be delivered straight to the shoe, on or off the court. With the London Olympics in full throttle, it’s not too... PUMA Avenue Hi Even though I’m a sucker for purple hues splashed against all white vintage basketball silhouettes I must admit that I find the two tone blue colorway of these PUMA Avenue Hi’s to out match their sister shoe (done up in white, purple, and red). It’s not so much the color itself, but more the design...

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