Skate culture and streetwear have intertwined seamlessly over the decades, often leading to highly sought-after collaborations that merge style with skate functionality. Montreal-based Dime, known for its authentic connection to skate culture and street aesthetics, is again partnering with adidas. The latest collaboration brings the seldom-released ADI2000 silhouette back into the spotlight, a sneaker that last made waves with its Yu-Gi-Oh! edition. This partnership follows their successful collaborations on the Superstar ADV and Busenitz Vulc 2.0 in 2023.
For their latest creation, Dime and adidas present the ADI2000 in a Light Brown colorway, which features a sophisticated yet understated design suitable for skate parks and streetwear. The sneakers upper utilizes premium materials, with suede panels adorning the toe, mudguard, eyestays, collar, and heel. The choice of light brown and tan hues lends the sneaker a versatile and earthy feel, suitable for various outfits and occasions.
A durable canvas material forms the base of the midfoot and tongue, enhancing the sneaker's resilience and wearability. Instead of the traditional adidas Three Stripes, the midfoot showcases the Dime logo in elegant cursive, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the shoe. Beneath the stylish upper, the sneaker features a cream midsole that provides cushioning and support, ideal for the demands of skateboarding. The design is completed with a gum rubber outsole.
The Dime x adidas ADI2000 Light Brown will release on April 27, 2024, exclusively through Dime. A wider release through adidas, and select retailers both online and in-store will follow on April 29. As of this writing, the retail price has yet to be announced. For the latest updates on this release, download the Sole Retriever mobile app, your go-to source for sneaker releases, raffles, and streetwear news.
Dime x adidas ADI2000 Light Brown
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