Adidas x Wales Bonner SL72 Knit
Dark Brown / Collegiate Orange / Cloud White
- Regular price
- 179 €
- Regular price
- 179 €
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| Brand: | Adidas |
| SKU: | IE1664 |
| Color name: | Dark Brown / Collegiate Orange / Cloud White |
The collaboration of Adidas and the London label Wales Bonner goes into the second round! For this year's collection, the team around Grace Wales Bonner not only redesigns two Sambas, but also two SL72! The SL72 was launched as a podium shoe in the course of the 1972 Olympic Games. Instead of the classic nylon upper, Wales Boner relies on knit and leather overlays. These shine in rich brown, the heel tab and the three stripes are set off in red. Details like the logo lettering on the heel and the contrasting stitchings are set off in off-white. As with the Samba the back tab of the SL72 is also adorned with decorative stitching.
| Upper: | Mesh |
| Overlay: | Suede |
| Outsole: | Rubber |
About Adidas
Since its founding in the 1950s, adidas has stood above all for quality and innovative product design. So it's no wonder that the sporting goods manufacturer is the market leader in this segment together with Nike. The three stripes that adorn the adidas corporate logo are legendary, but the characteristic brand symbol also has a high recognition value.
The history of adidas began somewhat earlier and more contemplatively: with the brothers Adi and Rudolf Dassler, who fulfilled their dream of independence with the "Dassler Schuhfabrik". After they decided to go their separate ways following a successful collaboration, Adi Dassler founded the adidas company.
The name adidas can be derived from the name of the founder. His brother, on the other hand, founded the brand Puma, which today also enjoys a high profile.
The global brand from Herzogenaurach has thus existed for almost 70 years. The further development of its own product range and maximum performance have always been the designers' main driving force in their work. In the meantime, adidas can look back on a product history that is second to none.