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Thank you, TTT MSW, for this absolutely extra adidas Samba Jane.

TTT MSW, which stands for "Ten To Ten Men's Street Wear," has remixed adidas' popular T-bar Samba Mary Jane sneakers. And it's almost like the brand dressed it in whatever fabric it touched. The collaborative ballet sneaker features gingham-patterned interiors, suede straps, patent Three-Stripes and T-toe boxes, and creamy leather underlays.

Oh, and animal-print fur strikes the heel.

Translation: TTT MSW's Samba Jane is doing a lot. And that's good.

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The collaboration pretty much captures the spirit of the Japanese brand, which makes cool streetwear basics often stamped with bold graphics and patterns (sometimes all at once).

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There have been a few adventurous Samba Janes, like those cow-print Toy Story pairs inspired by cowgirl Jessie. But for the most part, adidas has kept the balletcore model dainty and rotation-ready.

Now, TTT MSW's shaking things up.

The label's Samba Jane collab is set to debut in "Dark Brown" and "Grey Give" colorways. And while an official release hasn't been announced yet, TTT MSW seemingly teased the collaboration on Instagram on September 26.

You know what that means? We might catch them sooner rather than later.

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