K Swiss' most versatile trainer tends to reinvent itself each season with new colours and unique, often outrageous, materials.

A new look court inspired trainer whose sleek profile shape gives it high prominence on the street. Grande Court vibrantly combines material detailing and classic features. The perfect crossover between the office and the street.

A Stylish and sporty tennis-inspired trainer the Adidas Derby combines both style with function-perfect for all occasions!

Altadena is a fresh new look at the old skool trainers that walked the California streets in the early 1970s. A seriously laid bask shoe that with a keep-it-simple philosophy expressed through a vulcanized sole, primary color pops and a smart mix of materials.

Skimmer is a celebration of what a tennis shoe used to be and what leisure shoes should be – lightweight, comfortable and not overly complex. The deconstructed upper and all-over canvas have a familiar back-to-basics feel, while the traditional pinstriping and vulcanised rubber sole are direct descendents of the court shoes of yore.

Arvee is an active, athletic trainer with a strong racing profile, racing heel, a raised heal tap and five forward-leaning stripes. The look is as much about lightness as it is about speed.

Rinzler is a limited-edition American urban lifestyle trainer. Distinctly American with its contrasting materials, solid sole and playful use of the K-Swiss logo, Rinzler mixes the classic American trainer profile with a bit of K-Swiss heritage.

Moulton was inspired by the form and graphic iconography of the tennis ball. The result is a sophisticated 1920's-inspired tennis shoe. Curvaceous stitching around the heel and court graphics on the sole bring a bit of retro glamour to the street.

Developed in 1966, was the first successful American leather tennis shoe. Known for its characteristic 5 stripes and D rings. The classic has remained unchanged and as a real classic is still available.

Arvee is an active, athletic trainer with a strong racing profile, racing heel, a raised heal tap and five forward-leaning stripes. The look is as much about lightness as it is about speed.