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After the "Samba" hype, Adidas delivers the next trend sneaker straight away

Laura Scholz
13.3.2024
Translation: machine translated

Sports giant Adidas knows how to create mainstream hype like no other brand. After the whole world has just been talking about the "Samba", it is already fuelling the desire for the next sneaker.

Gone are the slim lines and elegant restraint of the Adidas "Samba". Not even its little sister, the slightly chubbier and less detailed "Gazelle", can currently satisfy the sneaker-loving masses. It looks like they're going to go all out again at the bottom. It goes without saying that the German sports giant also has the right answer to this desire in its repertoire: the "Campus 00s".

The sole rises a little higher (and us), the characteristic three stripes are emblazoned much wider on the obligatory suede, the laces spill thickly out of their eyelets.

adidas Campus 00s (39 1/3)
Sneakers
CHF109.–

adidas Campus 00s

39 1/3

I can't help but think of baggy jeans and long sleeves under oversized T-shirts. Of rollers shredding across the tarmac and promising crashes on halfpipes and ramps. Yes, the "Campus 00s" epitomises the skate aesthetic of the early 2000s. Its name already suggests it.

Back then, the laces were loosened generously towards the shaft. A sock slipped under the already padded sneaker tongue provided extra volume. The motto was: the wider and chunkier the foot, the better.

Around 20 years later, we have not yet returned to exactly this extreme, but the trend is clearly pointing towards more is more. Lush shoelaces can be tied into large bows, straight or wide-cut trouser legs want to voluminously frame the round campus silhouette. The visually obvious skateboard is optional - thanks to the mainstream, you can continue to move around on foot in the classic way. This also reduces the risk of injury.

Vaness Bahelková styles her «Campus 00s» with a matching cap and wide jeans.
Vaness Bahelková styles her «Campus 00s» with a matching cap and wide jeans.
Source: Instagram @vaness.bahelkova
Aritz Larraz also clearly loves the aesthetics of the early noughties.
Aritz Larraz also clearly loves the aesthetics of the early noughties.
Source: Instagram @aritzsoy

The Adidas Campus 00s models in the shop come from a marketplace retailer and not from Galaxus itself. Galaxus therefore has no influence on the prices of these products. However, our buyers are endeavouring to get the shoes into our own range.

Header image: Adidas

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