Adidas Womens Samba OG Shoes
- Warm Clay/Clear Orange/Shadow Brown Sneakers
- Regular fit
- Lace closure
- Leather upper and nubuck toe cap
- Textile lining
- Rubber outsole
- SKU: JI2682
Long before the adidas Samba shoes took to the streets, they left their mark on the indoor football pitch. Their smooth leather upper, nubuck toe cap and reinforced rubber sole were designed with agility and control in mind. Though times have changed, their essence remains. Today, they carry on the legacy as an iconic street style, ready for whatever your day brings. Molded into their design is decades of history, keeping the spirit of the Trefoil alive.
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Adidas Womens Samba OG Shoes
- Warm Clay/Clear Orange/Shadow Brown Sneakers
- Regular fit
- Lace closure
- Leather upper and nubuck toe cap
- Textile lining
- Rubber outsole
- SKU: JI2682
Long before the adidas Samba shoes took to the streets, they left their mark on the indoor football pitch. Their smooth leather upper, nubuck toe cap and reinforced rubber sole were designed with agility and control in mind. Though times have changed, their essence remains. Today, they carry on the legacy as an iconic street style, ready for whatever your day brings. Molded into their design is decades of history, keeping the spirit of the Trefoil alive.
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- Warm Clay/Clear Orange/Shadow Brown Sneakers
- Regular fit
- Lace closure
- Leather upper and nubuck toe cap
- Textile lining
- Rubber outsole
- SKU: JI2682
Long before the adidas Samba shoes took to the streets, they left their mark on the indoor football pitch. Their smooth leather upper, nubuck toe cap and reinforced rubber sole were designed with agility and control in mind. Though times have changed, their essence remains. Today, they carry on the legacy as an iconic street style, ready for whatever your day brings. Molded into their design is decades of history, keeping the spirit of the Trefoil alive.
