Since their introduction in the 1970’s, the Adidas Stan Smith line has become the standard for classic tennis sneakers. Now the company is jazzing the old design up with the Adidas Stan Smith 1 Graph sneaker ($80). These restyled sneaks feature a black leather upper and toe cap, accented with a rear beige heal. A great update to a true classic.
Adidas Y-3 Boxing Sneaker
Yohji Yamamoto of Y-3 fame, drops this super clean Boxing sneaker ($190) made with grained leather trim and insole in three different colors — running white, Y-3 black, and orange.
The Adidas Gazelle was first launched in 1968 as an all-around training shoe. This Gazelle Mustang ($70) version features a leather upper with a brown, clay and blue color combination.
The Adidas Superstar II ($69.95) is a classic lace-up sneaker with textured rubber toe and signature stripes. The body is cut from soft tumbled leather for long-lasting wear. Padded collar and tongue lend additional comfort.
Adidas Originals uses the highest quality premium materials in their latest Rod Laver Vintage Lux Series. Exotic snake leather and a light beige colorway is used throughout these sneakers. Release is set for June 2008.
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Merging contemporary technology with an air of the 1920s – a heyday for aviation, this mobile phone holder is a warm-looking design in quality leather and imitation fur, set off with a metal logo rivet.
Looking for a high performance sneaker that you can wear at the gym or out to the mall? Check out the Ayanna Luxury by Adidas. The Ayanna Luxury combines quality materials with a modern design that’s not overly trendy.
The sneaker is designed in full grain leather for comfort and a carbon rubber outsole for durability.