Adidas slashes up to 30% off trainers including new Superstar collabs – here’s what to buy
ADIDAS have announced they are slashing up to 30 per cent off some of their best selling trainers.
They trainer supremos have announced a 30 per cent off code and it's perfect if you're looking to update your summer wardrobe.
The code is valid on selected full price items, and will also wipe an extra 30 per cent off Outlet.
- Save up to 30 per cent on Adidas trainers - buy here
Shoppers simply need to use the code SHOP30 to save, but they'll need to be quick as Adidas haven't confirmed how long the sale will last.
There are a number of favourites on offer, including their nostalgic Superstar range which features an update on their classic shell-toe sneaker, and nine different colourways and designs, as well as new graphic typography, and has lace jewel decorations to match ‘Superstar’ printed laces.
Superstar fans can also get savings on their new Superstar City sneakers.
Paying homage to London, New York, Paris, Shanghai, Tokyo and Los Angeles, the City Pack Superstar is a clean white sneaker with an eye-catching holographic feature on the heel in navy (New York), black (Shanghai), red (Tokyo), lime green (LA), teal (Paris) and blue (London) - each pair comes with white or city colour specific laces.
Superstars not your cup of tea? Shoppers can also find savings on classic Gazelles, Continental 80s - just remember to use the code on the prices below.
- Superstar Trainers, £79.95 - buy here
- Ultraboost Shoes - £139.95 - buy here
- Women's Gazelles, £64.95 - buy here
- Continental 80s Trainers, £74.95 - buy here
- Duramo SL Shoes, £45 - buy here
- Gazelle Trainers, £69.95 - buy here
- Run Falcon Shoes, £42.95 - buy here
- Butenitz Shoes, £74.95 - buy here
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