Double Tap to Zoom

BAPE's streetwear steeze has found an unlikely landing place on adidas' Orketro sneaker.

The BAPE x adidas Orketro Brazil is a striking sneaker with a Brazil-inspired colorway that further enriches the legacy of this head-turning sneaker.

On its own, the adidas Orketro sneaker is already a bold and techy stepper, boasting a futuristic silhouette and flame-like overlays.

The BAPE x adidas Orketro Brazil, available on adidas' website November 15 for $200, features enamel leather, true to BAPE's ruggedly dapper style and the Three Stripes are replaced with BAPE's "Sta" logo.

BAPE's beautifully bold design pallet combined with Orketro's funky build and a sprinkle of saucy colorways, you get a super fly sneaker that's unlike anything we've seen in previous BAPE and adidas collab.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

See, BAPE and adidas go way back.

But in the past, BAPE has souped up more popular adidas sneaker silhouettes that already had preexisting clout in the sneaker world.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Tiktok.

Take the ultra-chunky Jumbo Skate, for example, a beloved adidas sneaker BAPE-d out to the max. The adidas Superstar and the NMD_R1 also went through similar transformations.

The Orketro's lack of notoriety is far from a drawback through.

In fact, its rarity in the sneaker space makes this collaboration all the more enticing.

Its streetwear meets heritage wrapped up in an ultra-cool sneaker.

We Recommend
  • adidas’ Croc Sneaker Is Too Fly for the Swamp
  • Brown's Back Big & This adidas Classic Is Buying In
  • This Designer Made Wearable Origami Art Out of adidas' Military Trainer (EXCLUSIVE)
  • Hellstar Takes a Three-Stripes Runner Back to 2001
What To Read Next
  • Thanks to Awake NY, the Sweetest Air Jordan 6s Exist
  • Why Does This Mug Have More Collabs Than Most Streetwear Labels?
  • In “Mosswood,” Nike’s Skate-Ready Forces Are Extra Earthy
  • New Balance’s Slimmest Sneaker Gets Busy
  • Good Clothes Really Are Just Good Vibes
  • Supreme’s Next Nike Sneaker Is an Air Max Deep-Cut