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Adidas and Bad Bunny are continuing their collaboration with the upcoming launch of the Gazelle Indoor model. This popular lifestyle shoe from adidas will debut this month in a White/Gum colorway. Additionally, a new version inspired by Bad Bunny’s hometown has been revealed.
Images seen online showcase the Bad Bunny Gazelle in an oceanic blue shade, evoking the warm waters of the island. The shoe features a two-toned design with contrasting suede on the toe-cap and base layer, cream grey lace collars, signature gum soles, and clean white leather stripes and interior lining.
Adidas has excelled in its marketing for Bad Bunny releases, creating themed cafes, shops for horsemen, and even a ranch in Hudson Valley, north of NYC. As for the Gazelle Indoor release, more details may emerge, but the “San Juan” version of the Bad Bunny Gazelle Indoor is expected to drop on June 23rd.
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