Adidas
Adidas, founded in 1949 by Adolf "Adi" Dassler in Germany, has a storied history rooted in sports innovation. It gained international recognition in 1954 when the German football team won the World Cup wearing Adidas boots. Over the years, Adidas pioneered athletic footwear technology, introduced iconic sneakers like the "Stan Smith," and expanded into apparel.
In the 1980s, Adidas ventured into fitness and aerobics, and its three-stripe branding became a symbol of quality. Recent initiatives include sustainability efforts like "Parley for the Oceans," using recycled materials. Today, Adidas remains a global sportswear leader, blending sport and style, and inspiring athletes and fashion enthusiasts alike.
In the 1980s, Adidas ventured into fitness and aerobics, and its three-stripe branding became a symbol of quality. Recent initiatives include sustainability efforts like "Parley for the Oceans," using recycled materials. Today, Adidas remains a global sportswear leader, blending sport and style, and inspiring athletes and fashion enthusiasts alike.
