Sporty & Rich x adidas sneakers
Sporty & Rich gives adidas classics a fresh, luxe-minimal twist. Emily Oberg’s label breathes wellness and late-80s/early-90s sportswear, with clean details and crisp slogans. In this collab, that aesthetic lands on iconic silhouettes, executed clean and ready for daily wear.
Sporty & Rich revolves around quiet luxury, wellness, and nostalgia; adidas brings the heirloom silhouettes. Together they lay down a clean signature: subtle branding, thoughtful finishing, and that unmistakable Sporty & Rich touch. Think graphics that whisper “Wellness” or “Be Nice,” never shout, on shapes long proven in sneaker history.
The line-up is broad and familiar. Terrace favorites like the Samba OG (incl. IE7096, IE6975) and Handball Spezial “SPORTY & RICH” (IH2610, IH2612) saw multiple drops, alongside a USA edition on both the Handball Spezial (IH8337) and the Samba OG (IH8338) and Adistar Cushion (IH8336). The Stan Smith and Campus 80s are in the mix as well, as are the SL 72 and SL 72 RS in the Sweden Pack variants (JH6701/JH6702) and SL 72 (JS0261). The collab extends into retro runners and new arrivals: Adistar Cushion (JQ1462), Adistar Control 5 (IH9707), Adizero Adios OG (JP7543) and Adizero Adios (JP7544), plus the sleek Blanc (JP7552/JP8560) and the AS 250 (JQ1353). A constant: sportswear heritage with a serene, luxurious finish.
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