The adidas Gazelle was first released back in 1966, and has remained a classic shoe from adidas to this day. The latest colorway to arrive is "Jamaica," which pay homage to Jamaica's football culture, featuring the country's flag colors. Releasing just in time for the Fall season, take an official look at the pair below.
The adidas Gazelle “Jamaica” features a premium build with an upper constructed of Spring Yellow suede. Leather accents will grace the Black adidas stripes, Green heel tab, and White tongue tab. "GAZELLE" branding can be seen adjacent to the stripes, with the Jamaica Football Federation logo found on the heel tab. Rounding off the look, we'll find a classic Gum rubber sole, keeping the design consistent and minimal
The adidas Gazelle “Jamaica” is set to release on August 22nd, 2024 via adidas.com and other select adidas retailers for a retail price of $110. To stay informed on all things adidas Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
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The adidas Gazelle was first released back in 1966, and has remained a classic shoe from adidas to this day. The latest colorway to arrive is "Jamaica," which pay homage to Jamaica's football culture, featuring the country's flag colors. Releasing just in time for the Fall season, take an official look at the pair below.
The adidas Gazelle “Jamaica” features a premium build with an upper constructed of Spring Yellow suede. Leather accents will grace the Black adidas stripes, Green heel tab, and White tongue tab. "GAZELLE" branding can be seen adjacent to the stripes, with the Jamaica Football Federation logo found on the heel tab. Rounding off the look, we'll find a classic Gum rubber sole, keeping the design consistent and minimal
The adidas Gazelle “Jamaica” is set to release on August 22nd, 2024 via adidas.com and other select adidas retailers for a retail price of $110. To stay informed on all things adidas Brand and to stay up to date with the latest releases, connect with us on Instagram and Twitter.
Images via adidas
