adidas campus mens trainers blue

Speaking personally, there’s nothing better than a nice clean pair of buttery suede adidas campus womens blue. It’s one of the more low key adidas Originals lines that’s held a solid place within the brand for years. Having never really seen the spotlight as much as it’s sibling the Superstar or Stan Smith, it’s one of those underrated shoes that’s always just been casually chilling in the background.

If you’re a fan of the adidas Superstar, Gazelle or Stan Smith you are going to love their sibling adidas campus grey three white. Campus has a solid place in the history of adidas; however, it was never seen in the limelight. 2017 is set to be the revival of Campus and its assertion in the current sneaker landscape.The adidas Campus was originally called ‘Tournament’ in the early 1970s and was renamed ‘Campus’ in 1980. The style began life on the court – a low-top basketball sneaker that eventually transitioned into a casual skate shoe with a vulcanised sole.

Introduced in 1978, you’ll be able to get the adidas campus mens trainers in a few styles and colours, including a textured suede. This comes with a ‘hairy suede’ upper, in either bold aqua or semi solar pink in colour. They have a leather lining with the iconic three stripes also in leather at the middle of the trainer. They have a reinforced toe cap and a rubber outsole, with the Adidas trefoil logo on the heel.

The detailing is authentically simple, with a tonal lace set and white leather stripe and heel tab adding a fresh appeal.The vintage effect dying process also adds a new dynamic to the shoe which will only get stronger as the uppers begin to age and develop a character of their own. Finishing off the trainer is a cork insole which has a printed wire fence pattern overlay, referencing the popularity of the adidas campus 80s junior within urban subcultures.

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