SN AI Agent Logo

Ask anything about upcoming releases, release dates, restocks, or past sneakers—and get answers instantly from Sneaker News.

*Answers appear on WhatsApp

1228072

The adidas OZTHEMIS 1.0 Brings A High Fashion Outfit To The 3-Stripes Banner

An all-new model from adidas lands in 2024.

The adidas OZTHEMIS 1.0 Brings A High Fashion Outfit To The 3-Stripes Banner

Relying on the timeless aura of its classic compositions while pushing the design envelope with a litany of collaborative installments, adidas latest silhouette – the OZTHEMIS 1.0 – equals both parts heritage and high fashion.

Mirroring the heavily layered aesthetic of the adidas NITEBALL and Oketro, the all-new silhouette from the German sportswear behemoth builds off of the wavy detailing synonymous with Bad Bunny’s Response CL collaborations. Utilizing its lace loops to denote the pair’s 3-Stripes, a collection of mesh, leather, TPU and soft textiles fill the upper with an ensemble of panels. Set atop one of the brand’s most daring sole units yet, an ostensibly thick midsole has risen to the same height as its upper, flaunting a faux platform construction dipped in a multi-color marbling.

The adidas OZTHEMIS 1.0 hasn’t received an official release date just yet. In the meantime, the pair can be seen in two upcoming colorways below in first-look imagery.

In other news, the Powder Puff Girls Dunks are releasing on December 15th.

See more Sneaker News in your Google results,

ADD TO PREFERRED SOURCES

Love Sneaker News? Make us a Preferred Source on Google to see more of our stories in your search results. It only takes a click.

Latest News

Basketball Charms Accompany This Hairy Suede Nike Dunk Low

Continuing to explore new creative avenues in an attempt to get out of its oversaturation-induced lull, the Nike Dunk Low is striding into Fall/Winter 2026...

by Andrew Rizzo 11 hours
102

Animal Print Is Still Top Of The Food Chain With The Nike Air Force 1

In and around 2024, it felt like every day there was a new two-tone or flooded colorway for the Air Force 1. Judging from Nike’s...

by Matt Varga 13 hours
221

Satisfy’s $600 adidas Collaboration Isn’t For Casuals

The upcoming collaboration between Satisfy Running and adidas isn’t exactly designed for the casual sneaker enthusiast. At $600, the Satisfy x adidas Adios Pro Evo...

by Sneaker News 15 hours
240