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adidas Consortium “The Unforseen” Pack Drop 2 – Campus GID, Gazelle OG, Spezial

06 April 2010, 17.20 | Posted in Sneakers | No comments »

adidas Consortium "The Unforseen" Pack Drop 2 - Campus GID, Gazelle OG, Spezial

The Unforeseen pack from adidas Consortium features some of the archives most sought after silhouettes re-worked with special materials and features to create a collection of truly unforeseen kicks. Drop 2 sees fresh interpretations of three all-time archival favourites, namely, the Campus, Gazelle and Spezial.

The Campus GID at first glance looks like an all-white, premium leather version of the shoe, albeit subtly Consortium branded. But flip the lights and the Unforeseen becomes well and truly seen as the whole glow in the dark aspect of this version is revealed.

The Gazelle OG features a navy, rip-stop nylon upper sat on a translucent midsole, the 3-Stripes are also in matching navy while contrast is provided in the form of flamingo adidas Gazelle branding on the upper and the laces.

The Spezial This features the four-zone sole construction on the outsole from the OG model while the upper switches things up considerably with a forest green, textile upper offset with contrasting leather 3-Stripes and heel tab.

Look out for a release of all three sneakers soon. Many more images follow after the jump.

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adidas Consortium 3WAY Project Group 1: Patta, A.R.C., Sneakersnstuff, Limiteditions

17 March 2009, 16.54 | Posted in Sneakers | 1 comment »

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Uniting the world’s finest sneaker stores, the Consortium 3WAY project from adidas celebrates the brands 60 year anniversary with a brand-new approach to the collaborative process.

By bringing together a handpicked crop of 12 global retail figureheads, all given full freedom to do whatever they want with 5 iconic 3-Striped silhouettes as 3 unique groups, adidas have entrusted their valued Consortium partners to share their unique vision collectively, using a ‘Work Amongst Yourselves’ brief.

Representing for Toronto, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, Shanghai and Tokyo, this collection’s scope is truly global. Patta, Alife, Limited Editions and Sneakers’n’stuff make up the first group, Goodfoot, Undefeated, DQM and Huf make up the second, with the trio completed by the formation of ACU, D-Mop, Crooked Tongues and VA.

The first wave of 3Way Consortium releases from adidas Originals unites three of Europe’s leading sneaker boutiques – Patta, Sneakersnstuff and LimitEditions, representing Amsterdam, Stockholm and Barcelona respectively, with New York’s A.R.C. Opting to rework a shoe each in their own unique style, all four join forces for a fifth shoe that reflects the best of all involved. An eclectic collection, somehow it proves totally cohesive as a whole, reflecting the individual visions of all concerned.

Detailed information and images on the first group sneakers, including a Patta x adidas Forum Mid, Limiteditions x adidas Nizza Hi, A.R.C. x adidas Stan Smith 80s, Sneakersnstuff x adidas Samba and the Patta x Limiteditions x A.R.C. x Sneakersnstuff x adidas Superstar 80s follow after the jump.

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adidas Consortium Decade Hi “60 Years Of Stripes”

16 February 2009, 18.15 | Posted in Sneakers | No comments »

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To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the iconic Adidas triple stripe (trademarked in 1949), adidas consortium have created the 60 years of stripes pack.

The original Decade basketball shoe was introduced in the early 80s featuring supportive leather uppers and grippy rubber cup outsole, with sidewall stiching for extra durability.

This version has an all over print graphic. It is inspired by 3 stripes and on the lateral side of the shoe the first factory of Adi Dassler is debossed in blue. It also features the consortium top eyelet in originals blue.

The adidas Consortium Decade Hi is now available from Hanon. More images follow after the jump.

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Adidas Consortium October ‘07 Preview – Status Pack ZX 9000

04 October 2007, 21.57 | Posted in Sneakers | No comments »

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The Adidas Consortium Collection has been dropping fresh sneakers since this summer and it is definitely the strongest Adidas collection we have seen in a while.
For October they have a couple of releases aligned and here we present you the first. The Status Pack has been introduced a couple of months ago and continues this month with the ZX9000. Inspired by status symbols of nowadays, the ZX9000 comes in a dark silver colorway with black accents, sand lining and a strong red logo application on the tongue.
Expect these to drop in the coming weeks at premium sneaker retailers around the globe!
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