adidas Originals Gazelle Indoor

Better Scarlet/Ftw White/Gum 2

Instantly recognised around the world, adidas’s iconic logos have been a part of streetwear culture since forever, but the humble Trefoil was moved to a slightly new home in 1997, finding itself at the forefront of adidas Originals. This beloved sub-brand of adidas encapsulates urban culture, lifestyle, and street fashion in all its forms, collaborating with influential figures such as Pharrell Williams and Alexander Wang and producing all manner of new favourites.

With its heritage focus, adidas Originals brings together the best of the past and present. From the classic Superstar to the legendary Stan Smith, their footwear collection is complemented by a range of apparel and accessories, capturing the spirit of self-expression and offering go-to versatility for your everyday wardrobe.

From Sergio Tacchini tracksuits and adidas Sambas to Weekend Offender parkas and Umbro bucket hats, our Terrace Culture collection features the retro icons you know and love alongside more modern interpretations of the Casuals style.

Terrace culture has its origins in the overseas adventures of British football fans in the late 70s and early 80s, with fashion-conscious supporters bringing some of the best gear they encountered on European away days back to the UK. Combining the classiest tops and trainers from abroad with staples from closer to home, they created a look that’s persisted through the decades and spread across the world.

With roots in Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, and London and regional variations around the country, there’s a vast mixture of influences at play in terrace culture. As you’d expect from a scene that emerged out of club football, it’s competitive by nature. That means no hard and fast rules as to what goes with what – the only aim is to look sharper than anyone else.

Standing proud in smooth style, the Gazelle is adidas’s most iconic streetwear piece and the first adidas shoe to be made from suede. With its roots on the handball court and the track, the future crossover classic very quickly found itself picked up in a major way by sportsmen and street-goers following its initial release, becoming a timeless staple that has been manufactured in one form or another non-stop since the 50s. 

The much-loved final form of the Gazelle was released in the 60s, setting its popularity into full swing and establishing a cultural symbol for fashion enthusiasts. A go-to choice for versatile retro looks, its sleek silhouette, premium suede upper, and signature 3-Stripes effortlessly blend sport and style, making it ideal for everyday wear and pairing nicely with nearly anything.