There’s no denying the fact that the adidas Stan Smith is one of the most legendary pairs of sneakers ever created. There’s just something about that iconic silhouette with the clean lines, perforated three stripes detailing and simple leather construction that make this a go-to pair for any occasion. And now that includes all this time spent at home because adidas just dropped a pair of Stan Smith Slip-ons. The casual mule style slip-ons are essentially identical to the traditional Stan Smith sneakers you’re familiar with–regular fit / lace closure / leather upper / rubber outsole–but the heel portion has been lopped off in favor of easy on, easy off access. The new Stan Smith Slip-ons are available now in two colorways: the classic white on white on white or all-over Tribe Yellow (which is really more of a mustard in our opinion).
adidas Stan Smith Slip-ons
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