Adidas looks to the past for future generations
The Blokecore trend has taken off. By now you're surely no stranger to walking down the street and coming across some guys and girls dressed in football shirts and casual clothes. Or people in bars or universities wearing the classic Beckenbauer trousers with the three stripes down the sides or those peach leather ones with a number 1 halfway down the leg that tighten around the ankle.
Likewise, the so-called shoe of the year, the adidas Samba, has become iconic of city life. Inspired by the model that first saw the light of day during the 1950 World Cup in Brazil, this simple silhouette design has been donned by Gazelle, Stan Smith, Campus, Handball Spezial.
These classics from the German brand are undoubtedly the standard bearer of the best outfits on the current streetwear scene.
Following the streetwear trend, Adidas is today launching its latest Football Originals collection. These new garments bring back a taste of the German brand's retro classics and adapt them to today's modern lifestyle.
This collection, created by and for fans who live and breathe football culture both in the stadiums and in their daily lives, is inspired by the Spanish national team’s tika-taka football.
The shirt that became famous at Euro 1996 is reborn in top quality fabrics that further enhance the red, yellow and navy blue tones. In addition, this adidas collection for Spain includes matching shorts and a replica of the team's famous tracksuit.
But as if that weren't enough, the three stripes brand is also launching an Adicolor range of tracksuits, T-shirts and shorts inspired by the 70s.
Football is in life and on the streets, so why not bring them together again?
For more information on the collection, check out this link.
