With delicious materials and the Originals logo, you can’t go wrong with this adidas Avinyo watch ($85). This unisex timepiece is sure to tell time and turn heads. Available in black/silver.

Arguably two of the most influential European lifestyle labels of the last century collaborate to bring you the adidas Originals x Vespa collection. This cross between a mid top sneaker and this years must-have, the 60’s desert boot, comes in a soft long cut Legacy Grey suede upper with tonal 3 Stripe branding as well as featuring a foil embossed Vespa heel logo, eyelets, tongue and retro sockliner. All this on top of a black-coloured sole, combined with a special Vespa box and scooter graphic paper wrap, makes this one of the finest collaboration shoes in a long time and one to be had while they’re still here.

The Adidas Stan Smith is one of my favorite shoe designs of all time, and they’ve taken it a step further with a slimmer silhouette called the Smith Slim ($120). Available at select Adidas Original dealers.

Check out this great gallery of Adidas Premium Style pieces by OPENERS. There’s a solid mix of capsule style with trademark Adidas detailing. Cool new features include Climacool technology and ForMotion, as well as energy return cushioning, flashing collars, and heat-regulation pieces.

No more excuses not to hit the gym!

Designed after Adidas’s 35th Anniversary Superstar sneaker series, this Superstar Mini Run DMC Keychain ($30) will keep your keys illin as well.

Entertaining short movie from Adidas promoting their new Safety Range available only at JD.

I sure wouldn’t want Akira’s job! Could you imagine a No Sad, Big Smile Break-Up Service here in the States? I think the Safety Range would need to include a bullet proof vest of some sort.

The team at Adidas Originals has re-released a 70’s classic — the Nizza ($70). Part of the Winter Craftsmanship range, the Adidas Nizza Low DP is the most refined Nizza Low’s to date, incorporating a hounds-tooth print insole and high grade woven canvas uppers.

The Nizza Low is named after the French city of Nice.

Since their introduction in the 1970’s, the Adidas Stan Smith line has become the standard for classic tennis sneakers. Now the company is jazzing the old design up with the Adidas Stan Smith 1 Graph sneaker ($80). These restyled sneaks feature a black leather upper and toe cap, accented with a rear beige heal. A great update to a true classic.

Yohji Yamamoto of Y-3 fame, drops this super clean Boxing sneaker ($190) made with grained leather trim and insole in three different colors — running white, Y-3 black, and orange.