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Other Added - The History of Trainers - Part One
Over recent years, more and more people have wanted to work from home. This trend may be because families need the extra income due to the higher cost of living, or maybe it is because parents simply want to be at home with their families more often, perhaps it is a combination of these reasons, or an
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nat
How should you use a confidentiality agreement to protect your trade secrets and how effective are they anyway?Many commercial clients still regard a Confidentiality Agreement or Non-disclosure agreement (NDA) as routine documents that do not require detailed consideration or legal advice. Are
1917 – Converse All Star
Launched in 1917 and taking the Chuck Taylor name from 1923 in honour of the world famous basketball player, the shoe has been a favourite in the music world and has been associated with Snoop Dogg and bands including The Ramones and The Strokes. The shoe also featured in the film "I, Robot" starring Will Smith. The trainer’s classic status, history and styling should mean it is around for many years to come.
1964 – Adidas Stan Smith
Quality design and still popular across the world since it’s launch as the first all-leather performance tennis shoe. The shoe has been re-issued in many colours over the years but this is the classic white model, combining retro and athletic fashion. These trainers go with any outfit.
1968 – Puma Suede
The basic design of these trainers, coupled with the wide variety of colours, these are one of the world’s best loved shoes. The 1990s brought about a revival of these Puma classics which can be worn with virtually anything and still look good.
1969 – Adidas Superstar
This was the first low top basketball shoe to be made and is known by millions as the "shell toe", a feature that was included to protect the toes of the players. A favourite on the hip hop scene with its chunky fit and styling, Run-DMC released the song "My Adidas" in recognition of the shoe. The trainer, worn by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar when they were released, can be seen worn across the globe today including in every US prison!
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nate
Today there is a lot of talk about making money online. You can almost think of it like the old “gold rush”. People all over the world are storming the Internet looking for ways to make money. They will do almost anything to get there hands on it.I have been hearing a lot of talk about a progra
1964 – Adidas Stan Smith
Quality design and still popular across the world since it’s launch as the first all-leather performance tennis shoe. The shoe has been re-issued in many colours over the years but this is the classic white model, combining retro and athletic fashion. These trainers go with any outfit.
1968 – Puma Suede
The basic design of these trainers, coupled with the wide variety of colours, these are one of the world’s best loved shoes. The 1990s brought about a revival of these Puma classics which can be worn with virtually anything and still look good.
1969 – Adidas Superstar
This was the first low top basketball shoe to be made and is known by millions as the "shell toe", a feature that was included to protect the toes of the players. A favourite on the hip hop scene with its chunky fit and styling, Run-DMC released the song "My Adidas" in recognition of the shoe. The trainer, worn by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar when they were released, can be seen worn across the globe today including in every US prison!
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nat
In this last of our two part series on packaging that can be a real pain in the backside, we're going to take a look at a few more packaging nightmares that make us want to just pull our hair out of our head. You are surely going to relate to some of these gems.Cereal is one of the biggest sel
1968 – Puma Suede
The basic design of these trainers, coupled with the wide variety of colours, these are one of the world’s best loved shoes. The 1990s brought about a revival of these Puma classics which can be worn with virtually anything and still look good.
1969 – Adidas Superstar
This was the first low top basketball shoe to be made and is known by millions as the "shell toe", a feature that was included to protect the toes of the players. A favourite on the hip hop scene with its chunky fit and styling, Run-DMC released the song "My Adidas" in recognition of the shoe. The trainer, worn by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar when they were released, can be seen worn across the globe today including in every US prison!
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nat
How often have you clicked to get a free offer, or even a cheap purchase for under $10, then be faced with a ‘one time offer’? This is generally an up-sell. That is an enhancement on the original product that you get one chance only to accept. If you don’t make the purchase now, you will not be able
1969 – Adidas Superstar
This was the first low top basketball shoe to be made and is known by millions as the "shell toe", a feature that was included to protect the toes of the players. A favourite on the hip hop scene with its chunky fit and styling, Run-DMC released the song "My Adidas" in recognition of the shoe. The trainer, worn by basketball legend Kareem Abdul Jabbar when they were released, can be seen worn across the globe today including in every US prison!
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nat
Once upon a time, there was a young prince who was kicked out of the royal palace. With no place to live and little cash, he needed to find a job quickly. Searching for employment, he stumbled across an incredible line of health and beauty products that paid big. He thought to himself "Perfect, the
1971 – Pro-Keds Royal Plus
Available as either a high or low top, these trainers were easily recognisable by their red and navy stripes. Developed for the basketball court, these Keds were worn by Nate Archibald of the Kansas City Kings.
1972 – Adidas SL 72
With the ‘SL’ standing for Super Light, these trainers were designed for the 1972 Olympics in Munich and were incredibly light. These trainers featured a built in heel counter and were re-issued in 2004.
That’s it for the first instalment, next time we will look at the period up to 1987 which includes the birth of the mighty Jordan.
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