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The Month In Trainers: 10 Of The Best New Releases
The biggest June releases, including Adidas, Gucci, Nike and Reebok
The biggest June releases, including Adidas, Gucci, Nike and Reebok
Asics
Tonal colours have been big all year, but are set to peak this summer. Making these (very) subtle pink Asics Gel Lyte III's an ideal warm weather go-to.
Asics Gel Lyte III 'Blush', £105, end.com
Adidas
One of the most hyped trainers of the past two years, this June saw Adidas release the Ultra Boost runner in an 'Uncaged' version, meaning an omission of the three stripes and outer shell, in favour of a stripped-back, all mesh design.
Adidas Ultra Boost Uncaged, £129.95, adidas.com
Reebok
Reebok has been diving deep into their archives of late. This month saw the heritage brand pay homage to tennis season with this vintage edition of their Revenge Plus model.
Reebok Revenge Plus Vintage, £64.95, reebok.com
Converse
Nike has jumped in to help create a modern, premium edition of the age old Converse All Star.
Converse All Star Modern High Top, £145, nike.com
Adidas
Set to be Adidas' big retro re-release for the summer, the Gazelle has been brought back in a host of tonal, suede colourways.
Adidas Gazelle, £79.95, adidas.com
Nike
Once a track and field running shoe, Nike has given the Mayfly a suede and monochromatic update for an extremely lightweight everyday trainer.
Nike Mayfly Woven Suede, £90, mrporter.com
Gucci
Gucci has been steadily improving their trainer output all year, with the Ace Low-Top quickly becoming one of the most sought after luxury silhouettes around.
Gucci Ace Embroidered Low-Top, £440, gucci.com
Vans X Nintendo
An unlikely collaboration, Vans teamed up with Nintendo for a collection that features the Californian brand's iconic shoes emblazoned with old school gaming references. We're particularly fond of this Legend of Zelda pair
Vans Nintendo Classic Slip-On, £52, vans.com
Nike
Another throwback classic that looks set to be big this summer is the Nike Cortez, released this month in its original 1972 colour scheme.
Nike Classic Cortez, £70, nike.com
Y-3
For the bolder aficionados among you, Y-3 finally dropped the tonal grey Qasa High in June. After months of hints and teasers.
Y-3 Qasa High, £259, y-3.com
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