In 2004, adidas Originals celebrated the milestone 35th adidas tubular black Anniversary of the adidas Superstar a sneaker that is undoubtedly one of the most iconic sneakers in the history of the genre. Up there with the Chuck Taylor and the Air Jordan 1, the Superstar was at the helm of a rebellious movement that combined sport, street culture, hip-hop, dance, and anything that was seemingly against the quite norm. For the 35th Anniversary, adidas embarked upon the adidas Superstar35 Project a collection of thirty-five Superstars categorized into five categories. Part of the Consortium series was Japan-based Neighborhood, who re-built the classic Superstar with premium materials in a no-frills tonal-black appeal and a yellowed sole. The Consortium Series of the entire Superstar35 project were incredibly tough to obtain, as they were released on New Year s Eve, and even compared to the 34 other designs of the set, NBHD s design stood at the top of the heap.

adidas Originals has actively contributed to the taste-making and influential vibes emanated by New York City in the last 10 years that the Originals adidas shadow store has set up camp in the SoHo district. This September 21st, adidas Originals gives back to NYC with a limited-edition run of the adidas Originals Rivalry Lo in a collection of colorways limited to 150 pairs total. This is just some of what s to come for the adidas Originals 10th Anniversary celebration, so be sure to circle adidas tubular white September 21st on your calendar to take part in this milestone landmark for adidas!

It s been overshadowed and outnumbered in recent years by many of its classic Three Striped peers, but the adidas Originals Tobacco appears poised to make a serious comeback, even if only one store will have them. Following up on earlier adi s Archive exclusives, British sneaker specialists Size? announce another two suede plus leather makeups for the FW12 season. Black and especially white pairs have a Tabula Rasa look to them, and both will arrive in limited numbers in-store and online this Friday, September 14th.

Since June of 2008, adidas received a healthy boost of off-the-wall streetwear notoriety with the launch of the Jeremy Scott adidas tubular grey for adidas Collection. Recognized primarily for the outrageous add-ons of wings and stuffed animals, Jeremy Scott put adidas Originals back on the map thanks to these cracked out designs, but Scott wasn t the first to attempt an energetic revitalization of adidas most prized models. Just a few years back, in 2005, adidas Originals quietly launched the adidas Oddity Series a small capsule of four Originals colored up in some of the most outrageously out-of-bounds colorways ever put forth by the three stripes label. The four models were the adidas Questar, Rising Star, ZX800, and the lesser known adidas Handball 5 Plug, and were released at select adidas retailers in the U.S. and in Europe. While the Oddity Series continued to exist several years after the original 05 set, none are as coveted as the four listed here.

Recent KR3W signee Chewy Cannon has been riding for the Brand with the Three Stripes for a little over a year now, and while he has yet to sniff the rarefied air of signature-land like Lucas Puig and Dennis Busenitz, could one be in store? adidas Skateboarding typically starts its guys off with a pro edition colorup before moving on to an eponymous release, and this new Chewy adidas Campus Vulc is the first step in that direction. Done up in black suede with yellow heels, white Stripes and sockliners, the Chewy Campus Vulc rides a gum vulc sole and is available now at select skate shops like Flatspot.

Many sneaker collaborations of Japanese origins are tough to come adidas zx 500 by here in the US, and while that remains true with these new Shelltoe teamups, European sneakerheads will have a much easier time thanks to adidas Originals Berlin No74 and London No6 retail spots. Joining Vanquish s blackout design with late October Euro releases following the Japan debut, the Beauty Youth x adidas Originals Superstar 80s is as subtle as its lack of earlier previews suggests. Let us know how this softly-colored B Y Superstar compares to the others we previewed last week and be sure to check back with Sneaker News to see if they somehow make it stateside.