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A low-cut design that can be easily matched with any occasion
While retaining its durability and retro feel, it has been updated to suit modern lifestyles.
These shoes are recommended for everyday use as well as for going out and outdoors.
adidas SAMBA OG adidas Samba sneakers men's sports shoes
Adidas's masterpiece, the Samba, combines classic design with the modern low-profile style.
Durable, strong grip, and flexible sports shoes are popular among people of all ages.
A low-cut design that can be easily matched with any occasion
[Product Description]
●A classic model that appeared in the 1950s.
While retaining its durability and retro feel, it has been updated to suit modern lifestyles.
These low-cut shoes are easy to match with other items and are recommended for everyday use as well as for going out and outdoors.
Shoe size: Regular fit
Closure type: Shoelace closure (shoelaces type)
Design: Low-cut, thin sole, and a slim, sleek overall design (low profile)
Upper (parts other than the sole): Full-grain leather specification → Durable and breathable, the texture improves with use, allowing you to enjoy the aging process.
Sole (part that comes into contact with the ground): Gum rubber cup specification → High grip and excellent abrasion resistance make it easy to walk in and flexible.
*The size runs small. Please choose 1/2 size or 1 size larger.
【brand】
adidas
A historic sports brand that originated from the Dassler Brothers company, a shoe manufacturer and retailer founded in Herzogenaurach, former West Germany.
The brothers later founded and operated separate companies, and Adidas is said to have been named after the younger brother, Adolf Dassler's nickname, Adi.