adidas Originals STAN SMITH Stan Smith Men's Women's Sneakers white/green

In 1920, the shoe manufacturing company "Dassler Brothers Sports Shoe Company" was established in Germany by the brothers Rudolf, who was mainly in charge of sales, and Adolf, who was mainly in charge of production, marking the beginning of "adidas."
Later, due to a disagreement, they parted ways, and in 1948, Adolf established adidas.
The three stripes that symbolize adidas are the logo of "adidas Sports Performance," designed and developed to enable all athletes to achieve their best performance.
The three stripes extending to the right represent a challenge to the future and the achievement of goals.
Launched in 2001, "adidas originals" features the trefoil logo (three-leaf logo) that was the company logo from 1972 to 1995, and offers a wide range of products including new releases reflecting trends from reissued items and collaboration products.

The beginning of STAN SMITH was announced in 1965 as the leather tennis shoes "HAILLET" named after the French tennis player "ROBERT HAILLET."
Later, the famous tennis player representing America, Mr. "STAN SMITH", will use it and it will be re-released under the name "STAN SMITH・HAIHLLET".
In 1973, to honor the achievements of Mr. STAN SMITH, the model name officially became "STAN SMITH."
A sneaker with a simple design that boasts immense popularity among people of all ages and genders, recognized by the Guinness World Records as "the best-selling sneaker in the world."