Sneakerhead’s Guide to Eyewear – Adidas Originals

These adidas shoes take the iconic elements of the Campus 80s and give them a next-gen, skateboarding-inspired twist. Known for its durability and the way it molds to your foot over time, suede helps provide longevity and solid footing. New collegiate colorblocking, graphics and branding create a fresh identity for the next generation to own and style.

Born on the pitch, the Samba is a timeless icon of street style. This silhouette stays true to its legacy with a tasteful, low-profile, soft leather upper, suede overlays and gum sole, making it a staple in everyone’s closet – on and off the pitch.

Originally made for the hardwood, the adidas Nizza shoes transcend sports to make their mark on fashion. The classic canvas silhouette adds a little feistiness with leopard print on the stitched 3-Stripes details. The midsole is elevated for a stylish platform silhouette. Looking fresh comes easy when you have these shoes in rotation.

Slip them on and go off. Shaking up a classic, these adidas mules honor the iconic Stan Smith shoes in a way you never knew you needed. The clean upper and heel cap detail are inspired by the original, but the chunky proportions and ultra-smooth feel revolutionize with a modern twist. They’re built with a foam material that’s made in part from sugarcane for eco-minded design you’ll be proud to rock. No straps or laces means they slip on and off but stay comfortably on your feet the entire wear.

These shoes are made with natural and renewable materials as part of our journey to design out finite resources and help end plastic waste.

The look you know and love, just on a bold platform outsole. It’s only one change, and yet it makes all the difference to these adidas Superstar shoes. The elevated outsole stands out even more with double-layered foxing tape to create extra emphasis on the proportions. Embroidered 3-Stripes add a premium element to the look, making them the perfect balance of high and low, and the perfect shoe to go with everything.