Reebok Classics | Renaissance and Revolution : Clothing : Soccer Bible

Put your mind in 1996. The long mane of Patrick Burger is married on pitch up against the blonde glow of Eider Gudjohnsen and you're just beginning to comprehend the mind-freaking realisation, that in the shape of Bolton Wanderers, a sponsor could also be a kit manufacturer. A mind melting brave new world ladies and gents that saw Reebok define a look that'll last a legacy.

From football shirts to footwear, this latest drop from the brand that has embraced an evolved and while we experience a wealth of brands fluttering back to the fore, Reebok, with their retro threads does so with a serious amount of substance. Beautiful products that tug at the heart strings, yes. Tasteful traditions re-worked for a contemporary game, most certainly. Fresh life for football away from the pitch, this collection of pieces may come from training places but it'll end up on a fashion conscious street, beautifully.




Long sleeved shirts a rarity in the contemporary game, they most definitely have a place though they are propped up by every essence of classics. Picking up just one silhouette from a contemporary collection that will own any roll-up-jean'd look, the Reebok Club C 85 Indoor goes further than the 90s. A trophy from the 80s, it was part of a generation of casual inspired fandom but this reworked instalment is met with sweet, sweet suede and a gum sole that packs the sweetest of chews. Utterly delicious and in a multitude of colourways, too.




Intercity train trips and a juncture of football sophistication, both footwear and apparel from Reebok quarters fit into the mix beautifully. You can suit up here.