Jesse James
The good folks over at adidas are back at it again. This time around, they return with another stellar collaboration, pairing up with Victorinox this time around. The two have joined forces to revamp the EQT Support 93, which is this time inspired by the legendary Swiss Army Knife. The new design features a bevy of unique details that are symbolic of the Switzerland manufacturing company.
The color palette references the brand’s primary logo, rocking deep red accents along the canvas toe boxes, neoprene tongues, and suede overlays. Black details are then found on the quarters and collars of the silhouette. The sneaker also features Swiss Army knife holsters on the left shoe’s lateral side, while split branding is also seen on the right sneakers.
The right shoe is adorned with adidas logos on the tongues and heels, while the left side comes fitted with a Victorinox-branded tongue and the silhouette of a Swiss Army knife on the heel. The left side’s lace dubrae includes “1884” as a nod to Victorinox’s founding. Clean, colorful, and eye-catching, this new collaboration is undoubtedly something worth adding to the collection.
Take a closer look at the Swiss Army Knife-inspired adidas EQT Support 93’s in the image, and look for much more from adidas coming very soon. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture curators for more stunning sneakers and footwear coming soon.
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