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The adidas SPZL Fall/Winter 2025 range is luxury footwear redefined for the season

Adidas SPZL's Fall/Winter 2025 collection is full of luxury

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Not content with a collaboration with Oasis’ Liam and Noel Gallagher, Adidas SPZL is back with another collection for the season that’s far more luxurious than you could imagine. As per usual with the streetwear brand from Adidas, SPZL’s seasonal collection features streetwear details that fuse classic soccer shoe elements with lifestyle touches, blending both worlds into one. However, for this Fall/Winter season, Adidas SPZL is taking it to another level with a redefined collection that’s elevated and versatile. Incorporating six silhouettes in this collection – the Grisedale, GS II, Lytham, München II, NY II Outdoor, and Samoa II – this new release ranges from underrated hiking boots to athletic boat shoes. Despite the broad range of styles, the entire collection dons an earthy, neutral palette that’s made for versatility and elevated wear. 

Adidas SPZL unveils the Fall/Winter 2025 collection in sleek designs

Full of played-down classics, Adidas SPZL’s Fall/Winter 2025 is a six-design capsule that ranges from everyday sneakers to hiking boots. One of the standout designs of the collection comes in the form of the Lytham Spezial, a suede boat shoe you wouldn’t expect from Adidas. This design builds on the hybrid shoe trend, fusing casual designs with formal silhouettes for a versatile option. The Lytham boat shoe follows the traditional boat shoe design with ropes looped around the upper and a dark brown suede that exudes a sophisticated touch. On the bottom, the shoe features a sneaker sole that resembles the adidas Bermuda sneaker. A stellar option for sneaker-heads with the upcoming holiday season around the corner, the Lytham boat shoe is just one of the versatile options that stems from Adidas’ subdivision. The Lytham boat shoe and the five other SPZL designs will release via Adidas’ CONFIRMED app on November 6.

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