The buzzy Los Angeles label puts their minimalist aesthetic onto the sportswear giant’s bestselling Optimé, Z.N.E. and Adidas D4T lines – see and shop the collection here
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Move over, NikeSkims: Adidas and Entire Studios’ sleek new collaboration is here to streamline minimalist sportswear wardrobes.
Priced from $50 to $250, the boxing-inspired collection fuses the buzzy Los Angeles-based label’s design codes – oversized-yet-structured fits and neutral hues – with Adidas’ technical fabrics and sweat-ready silhouettes across the bestselling Optimé, Z.N.E. and Adidas D4T lines. The 26-piece Adidas x Entire Studios capsule comprises women’s and men’s activewear, loungewear, footwear, hats and accessories with high-performance touches such as reflective detailing, hidden pockets and bonded hems for distraction-free wear.
Pieces are made from Adidas’ sweat-wicking Climacool material and come in nature-inspired shades such as Putty Beige, Active Maroon, Dust Cargo (a medium brown) and Earth Strata (a chic gray). Expect to find training-ready jackets, tanks, long-sleeved tees, sports bras, shorts, leggings, onesies and caps alongside relaxed Z.N.E. track tops, pants, zippered jackets and oversized T-shirts.
There’s also a statement gym bag in luxe black leather that can easily double as your carry-on. Adidas’ three-stripe sneakers ($200-$220) also got the Entire Studios treatment, Lightblaze Pod kicks (which feature a dramatic, sculptural sole) and the minimalist Ace Shoes, both finished with a laser-etched logo of the collab.
Entire Studios was founded in 2020 in L.A. by designers Sebastian Hunt and Dylan Richards-Diaz, who were both previously stylists for Yeezy. The New Zealand-bred duo is known for their utilitarian designs, drapey womenswear and statement puffer jackets.
“This collaboration was about reframing what performance can look like today. We approached it as a full-wardrobe system: pieces built for real movement but designed with the same intention as the rest of our collections,” Richards-Diaz says in a statement. “A key part of our DNA is balance and juxtaposition — mixing uniform pieces with more directional design in mainline — and that instinct carries through the collaboration. The collection works as complete, head-to-toe looks, while still being designed to sit naturally within an existing wardrobe. adidas’ technical depth gave us the foundation to enter performance authentically, without compromising on form, restraint, or point of view.”
See the full Adidas x Entire Studios collection online here, and shop select pieces below.
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