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Adidas Stan Smith sneakers – model history
From use on tennis courts to the most popular model on the streets of fashionable capitals of the world. Adidas Stan Smith has come a long way. There is no doubt that Adidas Stan Smith is one of the most iconic models in the history of sports shoes. Sneakers with a sporting history have become classics for smart and casual style. The model is constantly updated, and the turn of designers and celebrities who want to offer their design for Stan Smith is off scale. In this article, we’ve put together everything you need to know about the ageless Adidas shoe model. Continue reading
10 facts about Converse Chuck Taylor sneakers
Converse Chuck Taylor sneakers were first released back in the early 20th century, but since then their appearance has not changed much (until recently). Chuck Taylor II, the new Converse line, which appeared on store shelves in late July 2016, is made of a slightly different material and is equipped with better foot support. But at the same time, the updated model is very similar to the original Converse Chuck Taylor. This is the most popular and best-selling Converse sneaker in the world. According to company estimates, over 500,000,000 pairs have already been sold in the history of Converse sneakers. Continue reading
The history of the brand Air Jordan
The history of Air Jordans begins in 1984, at a time when Nike was a brand struggling for global leadership in the sports shoe market. At that time, the Nike brand was known as a manufacturer of running shoes, a market that was slowly dying and reborn in a different look. In search of a way to enter new market segments, Nike turned their attention to an NBA rookie named Michael Jordan. At the time of the proposal, Michael had already preliminarily approved several other proposals, but Nike representatives felt that Jordan would help them turn the market around and were not going to abandon their idea. Initially, Michael Jordan hoped to sign a contract with Adidas or Converse, since he always loved these brands and went to the games in Converse sneakers, which he loved back when he was playing for the University of North Carolina. Continue reading
