Reebok was founded in 1958 by brothers Joe and Jeff Foster at 33/35 Bolton Street in Bury, England (6 miles from Bolton) — a companion company to their family's J.W. Foster and Sons, the 1895 Bolton athletic shoemaker that made spiked shoes for the 1928 Olympic Gold-winning runners later dramatised in Chariots of Fire.

Signature: the Vector logo, low-profile court silhouettes, gum-soled neutrals, and collaborations with Maison Margiela, JJJJound and Vetements that have kept the heritage line in conversation.

Gallery carries Reebok alongside New Balance, Saucony, On Running and Clarks — shipped from Kelowna across Canada.