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Wales Bonner and Adidas’ highly anticipated SS25 collection is here

Wales Bonner and Adidas release a new SS25 collection

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Known for their highly popular and stylish collaboration, it’s no secret that the newest collaboration between Wales Bonner and Adidas is one of the most highly anticipated releases of the season. While previous collaborations between the pair have only seen iterations of single silhouettes, this new launch involves three new spectacular designs. Just in time for the new season, this new collection is the perfect series of designs to complete your wardrobe. With new accents like embellishments and premium materials, the trio of new footwear is one to watch. Along with matching lifestyle and athletic apparel, the partnership between Wales Bonner and Adidas shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. 

Get to know the Wales Bonner x adidas Originals SS25 collection

For their newest collection, Wales Bonner and Adidas have teamed up for a trio of new styles. The collection introduces fans to new versions of the Karintha, Superstar Hi, and Adilette. While the overall silhouettes stay the same, each design gets a special touch courtesy of Wales Bonner. The WB Karintha comes with a brown suede or brown sequinned variation that takes on the classic Karintha retro sneaker silhouette. The WB Superstar Hi sees a new design with contrasting suede uppers and white toe boxes. Ready for the summer, the WB Adilette features the unique addition of woven uppers. All designs carry the pair’s co-branding and packaging. All three designs will be available on the Adidas confirmed app, web store, and select retailers on May 28. A balance between fashion and coastal design, these new styles are a perfect mix of Wales Bonner’s designer touch and Adidas’ classic athletic design.

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