I know, normally, this is an Adidas thing. However the Puma Bluebird Cities Pack trainers are a new development along with a smart one too.

I say Bluebird because that's the design used for most in this series. But simply to confuse things just a little, one of the designs uses the Madrid silhouette, that isn't a good deal different, but there are enough subtle differences keep the two apart.

Both of those shapes date back towards the 1980s (the Bluebird dates from 1982) and have been upgraded with new colours representing different cities. A lot of the footwear is now available to purchase.

But not quite all. When I first saw these mentioned, the brand new York was the headline colour, but because far as I can easily see, that one either hasn't landed or continues to be and gone quickly. In either case, I did not view it available and I can't view it for sale now.

Anyway, the rest of the cities are actually available and each has its very own trademark colour, with various causes of each. Some are obvious – you know why orange has been picked for that Dutch capital Amsterdam. Others less so.

The London one in purple and orange is inspired by the Jubilee train line apparently and also the New York design pays homage to legendary Ny Jets quarterback Joe Namath. He was signed to Puma and the colours used listed here are in the shoe Puma made for him back in the day.

Also available right now may be the St Petersburg in an eye-catching blue and red.

Each includes a gold foil badge, a gum midsole (depending on the shoe you go for) along with a suede upper. A classic shape too, but now with added colour for appeal and a touch of rebranding to the side.

Get some at the Hip Store for lb75.