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To make an adidas Samba this crisp, it requires good jeans.

adidas continues to show love to the Samba model, dressing up the beloved soccer shoe in stylish denim for the latest release.

Specifically, the newest versions feature crisp denim underlays topped with velvety suede touches. It also offers some pleasing contrasts in the form of brown tags and bronzed eyelets, creating the feel as if the Samba literally slipped into a pair of crisp jeans.

"Jeakers" (jeans + sneakers) undoubtedly had a moment in 2025, with sneaker brands reimagining their most famous styles in the classic material and, in some cases, Levi's own iconic raw denim.

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adidas naturally joined the denim sneaker mania, delivering a few stylish remakes of its Superstar. It dropped some black denim Sambas, too.

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Now, the brand's delivering the gift of more denim-fied Sambas just in time for the holidays.

The latest batch of Sambas comes in black and signature blue denim options, both now available on adidas' website for $110.

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