adidas has recently added two Sambas to the swelling range of World Cup 2010 product (though most of what we’ve seen so far has been from the Swoosh). The indoor footie sneakers come in basic leather color ups – black on white for the US and red on gum for Germany. Each shoe also includes a country-specific lace jewel. You can find them at HUF.

Slightly larger images of the adidas Samba World Cup follow.

First introduced for Fall 2009, the adidas Originals Tech Pack collection returns for Spring 2010. The first drop of the collection includes the Samba, Nizza Lo and Superstar. All three come in premium black leather versions with white and blue color accents. Also all three sneakers feature a ziczac pattern on the sole. The pack is now available for pre-order at End with a release date set for February 2010.

Detailed images of all three sneakers of the adidas Originals Spring 2010 Tech Pack follow after the jump.

The other two sneakers from the adidas City Series Tokyo collaborations we have already showed you in detail, here now a better look at the work on the Samba with Kalavinka. adidas and the bike brand got together to produce the perfect biking shoe. The Samba comes in white with blue details and a multicolor stripe on the heel and a large flap covering up the entire lacing. The sneaker is now available from mita, along with the Hectic Samba and the Cheez Samba.

Detailed images of the adidas x Kalavinka Samba follow after the jump.

After several small previews, we can finally give you a detailed look at the latest collaborative footwear by adidas Originals with Japanese brands Hectic and Cheez. Both brands worked on the Samba. While we already showed you some better images of the Hectic model, we will concentrate on the Cheez Samba today.

The adidas Orignials x Cheez Samba comes in a black colorway with black/red stripes on the heel, matching the 3 Stripes on the sides. The pattern is continued on the in-sole. The Cheez “C” logo appears on the heel of both shoes.

Both the Hectic Samba and the Cheez Samba are now available from Styles.

Detailed images of both sneakers follow after the jump.

After a first preview the other day, we take another look at the adidas Originals Samba, designed by Yoppi of Hectic and Masterpiece. The “YOPS! Samba” comes in blue tones, with most of the upper made of corduroy. Furthermore a realMad Hectic logo tag has been added to the side-panel.

Another image of the sneaker follows after the jump.

Today we get an interesting preview of the upcoming adidas Originals Five-Two 3 Cities Pack continuation. The brand with the 3 Stripes worked on the Samba with 3 stand-out Japanese brands, including Hectic, Cheez and Kalavinka. Hopefully we can soon show you more.

More images of the adidas Originals Samba by Yoppi from Hectic, Cheez and Kalavinka follow after the jump.

Today we get a first more detailed look at the adidas Originals Plants Pack. The pack, with obvious inspiration from the world of plants, consists of the Nizza Hi Plant, Samba Plant, Forum Mid Plant, Stan Smith 80s Plant and the Superstar 80s Plant. All sneakers of the pack come in premium white leathers with an enhanced adidas Trefoil logo and the sole inspired by soil.

Take a detailed look at all sneakers from the adidas Originals Plants Pack after the jump.

Today we see an early release of the adidas Originals Five-Two 3 Samba Madsaki. The sneaker comes as part of an artist group of the Five-Two 3 Project. The artist worked on the Samba, which comes with an exotic leather upper, a pattern over the mid-sole and over the lace-flap. All branding on the sneaker has been re-interpreted in the Madsaki signature font. The sneaker is already available at Rice & Beans.

More detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

We get a detailed look at the new collaboration between adidas Originals and Kalavinka Bikes. Together they created a new version of the adidas Originals Samba. It comes in a premium white leather colorway with blue stripes and details, along with a multicolor stripe on the heel and a lace guard. Matching the sneaker they of course also produced a fixed gear bike.

Take a more detailed look at both the sneakers and the bike out of the adidas Originals x Kalavinka Project after the jump.

The Crooked C-Law offers a look into one of his latest projects with adidas. Adding an adi-twist to the now-prevalent fixie sneaker market, the indoor-soccer-staple-Samba had the midsole slimmed down, the toebox reinforced, and the tongue/insole plastered with bike-oriented graphics. The colorways are quite nice as well. A release date is yet to be announced, but we assume distribution will be fairly generous on these.