Vintage is synonymous to Classic and Classic means Timeless. Nike Sportswear Sting Vintage sneaker is just that…its timeless. This sneaker is a reminder of the good old fun years our parents have experienced. This sneaker comes in a mix of colors. The first one comes in a red and orange upper while the other comes in an orange and green upper. Both sneakers have suede & nylon upper with white laces and white Nike Swoosh that extends from the middle panel to the collar of the sneaker to give that elongated look. The yellowed sole gives that “used & old-vintage look”. It was originally released in 1976, but they are now being re-released as part of the collection of Junya Watanbe Comme des Garcons.

Check these now at your local Nike Sportswear retailer.

Nike released Vintage versions of their Be True To Your School Nike Dunks and now they are applying vintage treatments to more of their classic two-tone dunks.

This time, they are giving the vintage look to the Grey/White Nike Dunk High. Unlike some other vintage shoes that uses too loud of colors for the vintage treatment to really be believable, this Vintage Dunk actually works really well.

The yellowing is used throughout for an old school look and feel. But ditch the bright white laces and find some old laces if you are going to be wearing these shoes. Look for these at select Nike accounts soon. Via KATC.

A few months back, we told you about a few colorways of the Nike Vintage Terminator that would be coming out this year.

Well the red version is now available. The latest in the Vintage collection, red and white St. John’s University Terminator High is now available at Atmos.

The Georgetown model was already released and now it’s St. John’s turn. These shoes show the vintage signs of aging like creasing, scuffing and yellowing.

Cop both the Georgetown and the St. John’s version at Atmos right for 16,800 yen (about $165 USD) a pair.