An encounter marked by an obsession with silhouette, proportion and precise construction.
The three stripes giant has partnered with the Los Angeles-based firm to offer a 26-piece collection that definitively blurs the line between high-performance training and refined design. To achieve this, some of adidas’ most recognisable technical lines—Optimé, Z.N.E. and D4T—have been reinterpreted through the distinctive lens of Entire Studios, and the goal is truly necessary: elevated basics aimed at those who live fitness and their daily routine as one continuous experience.
The colour palette reinforces this intention: a sophisticated base in beige and dark brown is enlivened with maroon details that stand out against the intentional minimalism of the collection. Key garments include sauat-proof leggings, designed to withstand any workout in style; technical jumpsuits that encapsulate the idea of total functionality in a single piece; and tracksuit sets with bonded seams that provide structure, shape and movement. In terms of footwear, new versions of the Lightblaze POD and ACE are emerging.
‘This collaboration involved rethinking what performance can look like today. We approached it as a complete wardrobe system: pieces created for real movement, but designed with the same intention as the rest of our collections,’ says Dylan Richards-Diaz.
The launch is scheduled for 5 February via adidas.es.
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