Three in The 6

COP THIS! Puma RS-X Space Agency: One of three space-themed sneakers Puma timed with the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing. The design is out of this world and a must-buy for any space geek.

REMEMBER THESE? Puma RS100 x Roland [A fantastic tribute to a legendary musical instrument, the RS100 x Roland (along with the complementary Puma RS-0) successfully captured the spirit of the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer. The impact and legacy of the famous beat box can’ t be overstated, and these sneakers were an essential buy for any music-loving sneakerhead.]

COP THIS! adidas Nemeziz Tango 18.1 TR [Zesty orange football sneakers that happen to be laceless, and extremely comfortable. It would seem a shame to kick a ball around in these hyper-stylish kicks, but you could.]

COP THIS! adidas Rom [All hail the legendary Rom. This recent re-release of the famous adidas sneaker celebrates the 60th anniversary of the shoe’s creation for the Rome Olympic Games. Pure vintage. Absolute perfection.]

COP THIS! adidas Prophere B37462 [Modern chunkies for those already bored of the entire retro nineties runner thing. We like how the Prophere’s love-or-hate design can divide a room, and how our own opinion of the futuristic sneaker can vacillate depending on its colourway.]

COP THIS! adidas Sobakov [It’s not pink! One of the best colourways, so far, that’s been used for the sensational Sobakov. The clear orange treatment allows the reflective, deep black adidas stripes to pop off the shoe. Vibrant and zesty, these stylized football trainers are also a good source of vitamin C.]

COP THIS! Reebok Club C 85 ESTL [A tuxedo treatment for an ultra-classic trainer, the ubiquitous shoe of the ‘80s aerobics craze. They might seem simple from afar, but in truth this pair of Reeboks has a lot going on, particularly with the materials and textures that make up its timeless silhouette.]

REMEMBER THESE? Converse CTAS One Star Ox [Mint green is not often seen in the sneaker world, and yet it works so well. Luxury suede goodness with a lucky charm vibe; isn’t Saint Patrick's Day just around the corner?]

COP THIS! adidas Micropacer X R1 [Old-school step counter meets modern-day suspension tuning: This odd yet brilliant Micropacer mash-up is a part of the adidas Never Made collection.]

ART NOUVEAU! adidas Predator Tango 18+ [Lace-less lockdown riding on Boost, this football boot turned stylish sneaker has become the preferred choice of those who prefer a sport-inspired shoe.]

COP THIS! adidas x Bodega Sobakov [Bad to the bone. And pure grit. The Bodega take on the adidas Sobakov reveals the real potential of the design that to date was held back by somewhat staid colourways.]

COP THIS! Fila Disruptor II [The undisputed Korean king of the chunkies, the multi-purpose Disruptor can be worn to intimidate - or to grate cheese when on a date. This sawtooth sole can do it all.]

COP THIS! Puma Suede Street Pop Culture [Well. that happened. Kudos to Puma for creating this magnificent beast. Eat your heart out, Andy Warhol.]

COP THIS! Onitsuka Tiger Mexico 66 Super Deluxe Mid Runner [Yeah, that’s a mouthful, but these are as close as you can come today to one of the wrestling boots that Freddie made famous.]

COP THIS! adidas F/22 Primeknit [The photographer’s sneaker. Combine a Merino wool knit upper with a rugged Continental outsole and you have this luxury all-terrain trainer.]

SOLD OUT!  Vans X Space Voyager Old Skool [One of Vans’ tribute models commemorating the 60th anniversary of NASA. The Firecracker orange Old Skools are simply too cool for space cadet school.]

REMEMBER THESE? Puma X Daily Paper Roma [It’s a soft and supple tribute in suede to African football by Dutch masters Daily Paper and Puma. We like this understated yet sophisticated treatment of the historic Roma silhouette.]