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With demand for weather-ready pieces still riding high, brands continue to drop technical pieces that look good in all environments. adidas continues to drive new garment technology, honing clothing and footwear to withstand and protect against the elements. Last month saw adidas launch MYSHELTER, a new collection designed using weather research from cities including New York, Tokyo, and London. Alongside the new collection, adidas has a host of clothing and footwear that'll see you right whether you're traversing the city streets or the mountain range.

From the new MYSHELTER range, this standout rain jacket acts as a lightweight second skin, seam-sealed for full waterproof capability while still being ultra-breathable. Allowing you to adapt to weather changes, the hood can be stowed away in the collar when not in use.

adidas treads boldly in the footwear department too, with a number of loud silhouette sneakers that are outdoor-designed but entirely appropriate for the more casual fit. The Terrex Swift R2 is a lightweight model with traction support and a speed lacing system, coming in a sleek all-black colorway.

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