80s sneakers

[ID] 80s Nike High Tops

Sears sneaks for the family . This is from way back in 1978 when Sears almost had Diadora swoosh vibes along with their adidas -y 3 and 4 stripers . Page info is below: for the family The winner II . . . imported sports shoe Nylon and sueded split-leather upper Two pages of Ath

1970’s Adidas gear

White sneakers are a classic must have. Once I realized there are countless outfits to wear with white sneakers, I had to own a pair.

Nike men's training shoes in the 1983 J.C. Penney catalog. They included the classic Nike Cortez at upper right which had become a major American style fad among both men/boys and girls/women by 1979-80 and was at the top of Nike's running shoe price scale. When this catalog was printed, Nike was still about a year away from releasing the Air Jordan, and five years from introducing their now-iconic "Just Do It" advertising slogan.

These adidas shoes take the iconic elements of the Campus 80s and give them a next-gen, skateboarding-inspired twist. Known for its durability and the way it molds to your foot over time, suede helps provide longevity and solid footing. New collegiate colorblocking, graphics and branding create a fresh identity for the next generation to own and style.

July 1979. 'These are Jox for women. Jox for tennis, cycling, and running. Made specifically to fit a woman's foot...'