Adidas
Adidas Tennis Originals Headband - white/black
Adidas Tennis Headband - black/iron metallic
Adidas Defiant Speed 2 M - dark blue/zero metalic/cloud white
Adidas Climacool+ Freelift Airchill - white
Adidas CourtJam Control 3 M Clay - footwear white/core black/grey two
Adidas Adizero Run Quarter 1P - tent green/halo green
Adidas Adizero Run Low 1P - solar yellow/aurora plum
Adidas Run Light Ankle 1P - white/grey three
Torba Adidas Defender Gym Small Bag - dual lilac/frozen purple
Adidas Multiple Width Training 3PP - maroon/magic mauve/halo green/white
Adidas Cushioned Crew 1P - maroon/wonder white
Adidas Crazyquick Lightstrike Padel W - cloud white/cloud white/zero metalic
Adidas Crazyquick Boost Padel - clear mint/silver metallic/pulse mint
Adidas Essentials Tiro 26 Tracksuit - black/black/white
Adidas Climacool Club Tennis - white
Adidas Freelift Polo - black
Adidas Crew Performance Socks 1P - blue
Adidas Y-Tank Pro - violet tone
Adidas Sleeveless - white
Adidas Primelift Essentials Workout Contour - white
Adidas Techfit Long Sleeve Pro - white
Adidas Climacool+ Airchill Freelift - black
Adidas Avacourt 3 - crystal sky/silver metallic/cloud white
Adidas Essentials Climacool Cushioned Crew 3P - black/grey six
Adidas GameCourt 3 M - tent green/white/white
Adidas FreeLift Pro - white
Adidas – A Legacy of Innovation, Performance and Style
From a Family Business to a Global Brand
The story of Adidas began in 1924 in Herzogenaurach, Germany, when brothers Adolf and Rudolf Dassler started producing athletic footwear. In 1936, American sprinter Jesse Owens won four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics wearing Dassler shoes. In 1949, after parting ways with his brother, Adolf founded Adidas, combining his nickname “Adi” with his surname “Dassler.” That same year, he registered the now-iconic three stripes, a symbol that remains central to the brand’s identity.
The Three Stripes – More Than Just a Design
The three stripes started as a functional feature to provide shoe stability, but soon became an emblem of performance, quality and identity. In 1972, Adidas introduced the Trefoil logo, representing heritage and diversity. Today, it is the hallmark of the Adidas Originals line, which blends retro aesthetics with contemporary street style.
Technology That Supports Performance
Adidas is known for pushing the boundaries of innovation. Its proprietary technologies are designed to improve comfort, support and performance across different sports and activities:
– Boost – responsive cushioning that returns energy with every step
– Primeknit – a seamless, sock-like upper that adapts to the shape of the foot
– Climacool – breathable construction for improved airflow and cooling
– AEROREADY – moisture-wicking fabric to keep you dry and focused
These technologies are found in a wide range of products, from running shoes to gym wear and everyday essentials.
Complete Selection for Every Need
Adidas offers gear for men, women and children designed to support both performance and style
– For men: running shoes, tracksuits, t-shirts, jackets
– For women: leggings, sports bras, sneakers, sweatshirts
– For kids: durable and comfortable apparel and footwear for school, sport and leisure
Whether you’re an athlete or simply love a sporty look, Adidas provides functional solutions without compromising on design.
Adidas in Professional Sports
Adidas is deeply connected to the world of professional sports. It supplies gear to football clubs, national teams and top athletes across disciplines. In tennis, legends such as Stan Smith, Steffi Graf and Ivan Lendl wore Adidas throughout their careers. Today, stars like Dominic Thiem and Alexander Zverev continue this tradition.
Adidas Originals – Timeless Style with Modern Attitude
The Adidas Originals line revives classic models like the Stan Smith, Superstar and Gazelle. These sneakers combine vintage design with modern materials and are popular with urban trendsetters and streetwear fans worldwide. Originals are for those who want to express individuality with iconic looks.
Commitment to Sustainability
Adidas takes its environmental responsibility seriously. Through initiatives such as End Plastic Waste, the brand promotes the use of recycled materials and aims to phase out virgin plastic. The goal is to create high-quality products while protecting the planet.



























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