New week, new sneakers. @christopher got himself an adidas ADI2000 Cloud White this week. A very good silhouette that, in our opinion, is underestimated. Check out the shoe, you won't regret it.
THE ADIDAS ADI2000
The ADI2000 pays homage to the rebellious vibes of the early 2000s. This adidas sneaker is inspired by the skate styles of this era and convinces with a good colorway. The inspiration for the shoe certainly comes from the hyped brands of the time: DC, ETNIES, Osiris, etc. The inverted 3-Stripes give the shoe a playful touch, while the leather upper and chunky sole ensure high wearing comfort. Like many other adidas models, the ADI2000 comes with a recycled content that is obtained from textile waste and household waste. The Silhouette is a good alternative to the Campus 00s , which often sells out.
HOW CHRISTOPHER STYLES THE ADI2000 CLOUD WHITE
The ADI2000 comes in really good colourways. The all-black and the OG colourway are great. Our favorite is currently the Cloud White. Cloud White / Core Black / Chalk White / Gray cover the whole upper. The three stripes are black and set a well-harmonizing accent. You can rock the ADI2000 with almost any outfit. @christopher wears a green Ader Error Cargo – as always – an oversized Zara shirt and a Stüssy cardigan, which unfortunately is already sold out. The ADI2000 is currently online at adidas , you can find all colors here:
Be sure to check out the adidas ADI2000. Unfortunately, the silhouette has been totally underestimated so far. But maybe that will change, because the shoe fits perfectly with the current Y2K zeitgeist. If you prefer a different colourway, be sure to check out our release calendar or our free app . adidas collaborations mostly come at CONFIRMED . Have fun wearing the adidas ADI2000 Cloud White!
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