When it comes to shoe collaborations with Nike, team members of Fragment Design are not so new with the idea. It was just very recent that Hiroshi Fujiwara designed a Zoom Tennis Classic. There were also two brand new colorways for the Nike Air Footscape Freemotion, in blue and purple.

Both these pairs are in while sole of Nike Free which have upper matching Flywire threads and laces in black. The logo of the Fragment design can be seen on the tongue and heel loops. There are still no news on where to catch these brand new pairs but would you surely want to have one?

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The Reebok Court Victory Pump II has been released in two colorways – White/Blood Orange and White/Veridan Green. The Blood Orange colorway was made a classic by being on the feet of Michael Chang in 1992.

This model celebrates the 20th anniversary of his French Open win at the age of 17. If you are a fan of this old school model, both of these colorways are hot choices. Via Nice Kicks.

If you are looking for a colorful pair of sneakers, take a look at the Lacoste Missouri Tennis Lux Pack. Featuring three different versions, this pack can help bright up your wardrobe.

The base color on all three versions is black and the back heel features a tennis ball design. The difference in each colorway is the secondary color – blue, pink or yellow.

Even at a quick glance, there’s no doubt that these shoes are Lacoste. The Lacoste logo is on the tongue, on the strap and on the heel. Additionally, the Lacoste crocodile is located on each side of the shoe. You can find these kicks online at Flauge. Via High Snobiety.

Nike has created a clean series of the Tennis Classic CL as part of the Nike Spring 2009 collection.

These shoes feature a simple makeup of crisp white uppers with basic color details. The color is used on the tongue, heel tab, thin midsole stripe and outersole. Colors available include white/navy, white/pink, white/red, white/orange and white/green.

These simple sneakers will be available at Atmos and other retailers beginning on January 13th for 9,240 yen (about $100 USD). Via High Snobiety.

With a history dating back to 1936, the Spring Court shoes have been around for a long time. Originally, the shoes were made to give tennis players an advantage on the tennis court. Today, the Spring Court shoes continue their old school look while adding some modern technology and materials.

In this Fall 2008 lineup, you can see a number of different colorways and styles. However, the one thing all the shoes have in common is their simple look. None of the shoes are showy with primarily solid colorways. If you want more looks at theses shoes and find out where to shop, visit the Spring Court website. Via High Snobiety.

You can check out the A.P.C. Fall 2009 Collection online, which includes pullovers, t-shirts, trousers, accessories and a new tennis shoe.

These shoes are available in two colorways – the all brown version pictured above and a a white and beige colorway. These sneakers has a smooth silhouette that is similar to some designer sneakers we have seen in the past. High Snobiety compares it to a more simple Dior Homme sneaker.

These tennis shoes are priced at $210 USD and you can pre-order them now from the A.P.C. website. The white/beige colorway features white canvas with light beige suede on the toe. The brown (they call it bronze) edition is allover suede and features tone-on-tone topstitched insets on the toe and sides. Personally, I prefer the brown version. It’s more dressy than your typical sneaker and can be worn for many occasions. Via High Snobiety.

Check out these two versions of the Nike Tennis Classics that make up the upcoming “Rebel Pack.” While these shoes certainly won’t blow you away, they are definitely a blast from the past. With the old school look still hot in 2008, this release by Nike is sure to turn a few heads and open a few wallets.

The first color scheme features a white and fluorescent orange combination. This shade is a unique color that may or may not work well with your wardrobe. The other color scheme is more universal as it features white and blue. On both shoes, the white is used the most but the secondary color stands on the Nike swoosh and on the backs of the shoes.

These shoes are expected to release this summer. Via High Snobiety

Brought to you from the Belgian designer, these tennis shoes are part of Maison Martin Margiela’s 2008 Spring/Summer collection. If you are in the market for a pair of tennis shoes, these are definitely worth checking out.

The good thing about these kicks is they are appropriate for the workplace. You can wear theses shoes with dress clothes, while remaining comfortable and classy looking at the same time.

The beige shoe uses different shades of beige and unique textures to give it a chic look. The pinstriped navy version is arguably even more sophisticated. You can get these now at Oki-Ni. The beige colorway is £163.00, while the pinstriped edition is £172.00.

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Fila has not been a strong player in the sneaker market since the late 1990s. The brand’s basic tennis and casual shoes were passed up quickly by brands like Puma, Vans and Adidas. Fila tried to keep up with simple basketball shoes but the competition from Reebok and Nike was stiff. The brand is returning strong with the Fila Centre Court.

This casual shoe is available in white and blue with the primary colors alternated between two available models. The Centre Court is designed for tennis players with a comfortable sole and soft leather exterior. These characteristics make it a great shoe for walkers, skateboarders and others who aren’t thinking about hitting the local tennis court in spring.

The last time I had a pair of Filas was high school when I needed new shoes for basketball. I was less than impressed with Fila’s style after I bought a pair of Gary Payton Nikes the next season. The brand’s new focus will go a long way toward drawing in skeptical sneaker fans like myself.