Highsnobiety
Double Tap to Zoom

Just when you thought the Simpsons and adidas sneakers couldn't get better, the pair team up for arguably the best shoe of spooky season. Yeah, I said it.

The latest Simpsons and adidas sneaker is a fur-tastic Rivalry Lo 86 sneaker inspired by the infamous Werewolf Flanders.

In classic sitcom tradition, The Simpsons aired a Halloween-themed episode titled Treehouse of Horror each year. In 1999, The Simpsons broke up its annual episode into three parts, one of which was "I Know What You Diddily-Iddily-Did," where Ned Flanders transformed into a werewolf.

The Rivalry Lo sneakers offer up extra fluffy underlays and creamy leather toppings, mirroring the fur busting out of Werewolf Flanders' regular human clothes. The adidas shoe also has a sleek pink lining, playing on Flanders' vibrant shirt collar.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

The Simpsons' adidas sneaker also includes graphic insoles, which read "I know what you did," like the message found on the Simpsons' car and house in the episode.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this YouTube video.

Year after year, The Simpsons and adidas surprise us with the most clever spins on Three-Stripes classics, from Stan Smiths honoring relatable Homer memes to Forum Lo shoes nodding to the family's unmistakably colorful living room.

The adidas Rivalry Lo 86 sneaker, now available to adidas' Thailand customers, is more proof that the partners don't miss.

We Recommend
  • Ever-Soft Wales Bonner adidas Shoes Go Hard
  • An adidas Skate Shoe Too Clean for Laces
  • An adidas Icon Reborn as a Beautifully Woven Skate Shoe
  • Seasons Change, As Do the Shapes & Colors of Our adidas Shoes
  • The Objectively Beautiful adidas "Birkenstock" Clog
What To Read Next
  • Militarie Gun: Thriving on Chaos
  • The Beachy Return of Stüssy's COMME des GARÇONS Fragrance
  • Mercedes-Benz Unveils League of Legends CLA Art Piece Inspired by the Summoner’s Cup
  • Jordan's Best New Signature Shoe Came Back Stronger
  • Nike’s Most Utilitarian Air Max Shoe Becomes Truly Wild
  • Wales Bonner’s Simplest adidas Sneaker Might Also Be Her Best