Remember watching The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and thinking; “man I would love to own some of that vintage apparel”, well… now you can.

If you are one that loves to wear OG’s or full on vintage gear but haven’t had any luck at thrift stores, you may want to check out Fresh Coach Vintage. Fresh Coach specializes in finding those rare and hard to find products that you either used to have or couldn’t obtain way back when. Everything from Starter Jackets to Snapbacks, they have something for everyone.

Below you can see a few of their available articles of clothing and if you’d like to see more head over to FreshCoachVintage.com.

Nike is set to release a new colorway of the Blazer Low Vintage sporting a red and white colorway. With a vintage feel, Nike has used suede on the uppers and a white vulcanized midsole/sole, and cotton laces. The Nike Blazer Low Vintage Red/White has an original feel, just like if they had released in 1973. You can pre-order your pair now at End Clothing for about $95.

If you grew up in the 1980s, you might remember the Reebok Freestyle, Ex-O-Fit, Workout and Classic Leather which played a big role in fitness. Reebok will once again release the four classics.

True to the original form, the Reebok Classic Vintage Collection will also feature an aged leather and glue drips for an OG feel.

In the collection, Men and Women’s models will release with a replicated original Union Jack box. Releasing July 2011.

Via HS.

1979 has returned thirty years later, in the form of the Nike Sportswear Challenger. The Nike Sportswear Challenge ND VNTG comes in two vintage colorways: varsity royal/black-sail and metallic silver/new magenta. Both shoes use a mix of suede, mesh, leather, and nylon, to truly give the shoe its ’79 flavor, especially with the pre-yellowed midsoles and vintage style black outsoles. Classic white nylon tongues make the shoe even more authentic, and the thrashed Nike sign on the back heel panel just kills it. These are available for pre-order now for $80 each.

Retroes are coming throught this year for Nike, especially with October’s Vandal releases. Two colorways are releasing for the Nike Vandal High Supreme VNTG: new magenta/metallic silver and black/midwest gold-sail. Both Vandals use nylon uppers with metallic silver and gold swooshes, respectively. The two also share black outsoles under whtie midsoles and multicolored ankle straps. These are sure to be great hits for the vintage collection, so be patient to grab your pair next month.

Nike’s Vintage collection is made up of several models mainly the Dunk High, Terminator, Vandal and now the Blazer High. Their collection has yielded sneakers that have been aged using yellowed midsoles, discoloration and creased toe boxes. This same effect is applied  to the Blazer High which is treated with a discolored outsersole and a nylon tongue. In addition, the Blazer Highs will consist of an old royal, pine green and varsity red suede upper with white on the swoosh, laces and heel tab. Available in February 2009 retailing at $102 per sneaker. Via Dunk.com.cn.

The bright colors and materials of 80′s ski outfits have made an appearance on an upcoming Air Max 1 and now on the latest pair of  the womens Terminator High Premium. Dressed in a nylon and leather, bright colors including red and powder blue are very reminiscent of the vintage jackets seen on the slopes during the 80′s. Lastly, a vintage Nike logo appears at the heel. Now available at Grip.