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".Adi Dassler -- The Man Who Gave Adidas The Name."

Adolf Dassler was inspired by a single idea
when he made his first shoes in 1920, at the age of just 20.
His vision was to provide every athlete
with the best footwear for his respective discipline.
It was this principle
that guided him right up until his death in 1978.
700 patents and other industrial property rights
worldwide are proof of his permanent quest for perfection.

".the kicks."

.adidas stan smith.

.adidas new york city. [limited edition]

.adidas superstar.