Andrew Rizzo adidas and Los Angeles-based fashion house Entire Studios are set to release their first-ever collaboration this week, an exhaustive 26-piece collection featuring sportswear, accessories, and of course, sneakers.
Two styles make up the footwear spread, starting with the Lightblaze POD. This model came to light last year via a collab by Belgian streetwear label Arte Antwerp, distinguished by its new midsole featuring three large cushioning pods on each shoe. The sneaker technically plays off the adidas Lightblaze, but like Arte’s collab, Entire Studios’ take employs an all-new upper and far more premium build. A brushed Silver Metallic leather panel forms the mudguard and toe, while Matte Silver leather frames a mesh tongue. Rope laces weave through elongated black leather stripes that double as lace loops.
The other sneaker on offer is the adidas Ace, otherwise known as one of the first adidas models ever, with roots dating all the way back to 1950. This 2026 collab obviously looks a whole lot different than the original version, retaining only the stitch-less wraparound heel panel (but even that’s a stretch). Leather stripes once again function as lace holes, complemented by brown leather on the tongue, eyelets, toe, and protective heel tab. Underfoot we have a super-slim rubber and leather sole featuring no traction whatsoever.
The Entire Studios x adidas collection drops in full on February 5th, 2026 via adidas CONFIRMED. The Lightblaze POD checks in at $200 USD, while the Ace is still TBD. See official images below if interested.
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