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We’ve been showing you images as they’ve surfaced over the past couple months, so regular Sneaker News readers already have an idea of the concept behind adidas Originals’ B-Sides Collection.  These also fall under the adidas Consortium umbrella, and were brought into existence by that division’s new Concept Manager as a way of celebrating some of the Brand With the Three Stripes’ most outstanding releases over the past few years.  For models like the BAPE x adidas Originals Superstar 80s ‘B-Sides’ and a few others, it’s a case of twisting around the original colorway, while the UNDFTD Top Tens are the realization of a nixed sample from around the time of their collaboration with Estevan Oriol.  Click through to see more shots from each of these seven releases including the as yet unseen Kegler Supers and Micropacers and head over to Complex for more details on each.

A Bathing Ape x adidas Originals Superstar 80s ‘B-Sides’

adidas Originals Micropacer ’B-Sides’

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