Trainers

Jack Long says he began selling second-hand items at the age of 12.

The Samba, Gazelle and Campus shoe maker expects to make €700m (£598m) operating profits in 2024.

Retired athlete Stef Reid says the company doesn't sell single shoes despite using amputee models.

The auction of Jordan's shoes from six NBA finals has set a new world record for game-worn trainers.

Chris Ward's trainer cleaning business in Glasgow began as a hobby more than a decade ago.

Taylor McNeillie started his own footwear business when he was a teenager and now has two shops.

Melicka Ghafouri spends hours turning trainers into models of ambulances and multi-storey apartments.

Alex Witty, 25, invented a new type of trainer when he learned how much is wasted in motorsport.