Month: December 2025

Name: CLOT x adidas Qi FlowColorway: Black/WhiteSKU: JQ4053MSRP: TBCRelease Date: Spring/Summer 2026Where to Buy: CLOT, adidasCLOT and adidas are set to expand their collaboration with the unveiling of a new silhouette, the Qi Flow. This sneaker embodies Edison Chen’s ongoing commitment to integrating Eastern design aesthetics into footwear, offering another distinct addition to their partnership.The Qi Flow follows the footsteps of the brand’s earlier experimental takes on adidas’s models, such as the Stan Smith, Gazelle, and Samba. It features a sleek, espadrille-inspired sole, giving the sneaker a casual appearance. The upper is constructed from a deconstructed black fabric, resembling the comfortable fit of a slipper rather than a typical sneaker. Replacing standard laces are the knotted buttons often seen on traditional Hanfu, which further enhance the Chinese design elements. Notably, a small faux pearl detail is found on the top knotted buttons, completing the collaboration with a refined, luxurious touch.While an official announcement is still pending, the CLOT x adidas Qi Flow is currently anticipated for a release sometime between Spring and Summer 2026. Check out the first look above.

Name: New Balance ABZORB 2000 “Castlerock/Dark Silver”Colorway: Castlerock/Dark SilverSKU: U20007PFMSRP: $170 USDRelease Date: Holiday 2025Where to Buy: New BalanceNew Balance dives back into its Y2K-era archives to present the striking ABZORB 2000 “Castlerock/Dark Silver.” This model successfully revives the bold, maximalist aesthetic of early-2000s performance runners, blending chunky proportions with the brand’s iconic cushioning technology for a look that is both nostalgic and perfectly aligned with current trends.The ABZORB 2000 silhouette is defined by its layered construction and unapologetic use of metallic finishes. The “Castlerock/Dark Silver” colorway is emphasized with the cool, metallic grey and deep charcoal tones that hit the upper and the contrasting aqua hue for the dramatic soles. Durable mesh forms the base, while extensive synthetic overlays in varying textures—including highly reflective materials—wrap the upper, giving the shoe a distinctly mechanical, cyber-age feel.At the core of the sneaker is the full-length ABZORB midsole, a technology renowned for superior impact absorption and comfort. Its substantial, sculpted design provides an aggressive profile, reinforcing the shoe’s retro-tech identity. The combination of its eye-catching metallic finish and proven performance technology ensures the ABZORB 2000 “Castlerock/Dark Silver” is a statement piece, appealing equally to vintage sneaker enthusiasts and fans of contemporary chunky footwear.

Name: Hartcopy x adidas Adizero EVO SL F&FColorway: TBCSKU: TBCMSRP: TBCRelease Date: 2026Where to Buy: Hartcopy, adidasThe latest collaboration between Hartcopy and adidas introduces a special Friends and Family edition of the Adizero EVO SL, pushing the silhouette into entirely new territory. Designed to subvert the growing uniformity within the modern running space, the project embraces an all‑over polka‑dot motif and a creative philosophy aimed at “making running shoes fun again,” steering the model away from the purely utilitarian aesthetics that typically define performance footwear.This edition features a translucent synthetic upper covered in large scarlet‑red polka dots that extend across both the upper and the chunky LIGHTSTRIKE PRO sole. The vivid red contrasts sharply against the white and cream base, while Hartcopy’s serif‑font logo marks the outer lateral heel. adidas’ emblematic 3‑Stripes appear engraved along the inward‑facing lateral quarters, rounding out the playful yet distinctive visual identity.Although technical specifications remain undisclosed, this EVO SL iteration stands as a bold statement piece for the Hartcopy community. For now, the release is limited exclusively to the brand’s inner circle of Friends and Family, with no public launch dates or broader retail information shared at this time. View this post on InstagramA post shared by Hartcopy (@hartcopy)