From the second season of “Reebok eightyone,” the classic back-up model “CLUB C 85” is now available in addition to the fall/winter apparel!

Reebok has invited Kohei Ohkita of the fashion brand VINL ARCHIVE as the designer of the “Reebok eightyone” line. As the second part of the second season announced in August this year, the brand launched the “CLUB C 85,” Reebok’s back-to-back standard model, on December 9 (Wed.), in addition to apparel for fall and winter specifications.

Reebok’s iconic classic “CLUB C 85” celebrates its 35th anniversary with a subtle update!

As soon as it was launched as a tennis shoe in 1985, the “CLUB C 85” captivated fans not only in the tennis scene but also as a fashion item because of its fitting, excellent grip, and comfort provided by its high-quality leather. The beautiful, understated silhouette set the trend for basic white sneakers in the 80’s, and they remain popular as Reebok’s “classic behind-the-scenes” shoes. The model introduced in the “Reebok eightyone” collection comes in a basic color scheme of white and black that can be easily matched with any outfit. The heel counter, which is absent from the regular model, is also a symbol of the “Reebok eightyone” model’s attention to detail.

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The “Vector” logo, which symbolizes the dynamic brand, remains bold and subtle in the second part of the second season!

The “Reebok eightyone” collection was launched for the Spring/Summer 2020 season. The collection’s greatest feature is its simple yet highly individual finish, such as the use of different materials to create a three-dimensional effect. The urban atmosphere, which is rare even for Reebok, is suggestive of a strong proposal for the next generation of sports mix style.

In fact, the jacket with padding (Primaloft®), fleece, coach jacket, anorak, and hoodie with boldly designed Reebok’s iconic Vector logo, set up by just one brand for this title, will give you a sophisticated atmosphere. This is a collection to look out for this winter, with the brand’s name bearing the Tokyo (Japan) dial code “+81”, which is both a value and a commitment to the brand.

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