Adidas release Monsters, Inc. collection – including a pair of furry trainers, yes really
Adidas have released a Monsters, Inc. collection to celebrate the film’s 20th anniversary. (Adidas)
Adidas have released a Monsters, Inc. collection to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the film.
The eye-catching Adidas collection features pairs of trainers inspired by the beloved characters, Sulley and Mike Wazowski, who centre the Pixar classic Monsters, Inc.
The Monsters, Inc. collection is now exclusively available from the Adidas website and in-store.
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It’s led by a twist on the classic Stan Smith trainers, with one pair paying homage to Sully and the second to Mike Wazowski.
The first jaw-dropping pair, feature purple and blue faux fur, while Mike’s feature graphics of the character alongside a fluorescent green sole.
They have to be seen to be believed – and whether they’re truly monstrous or not, is for you to decide.
The collection features reimagined Stan Smith trainers inspired by Monsters, Inc. characters. (Adidas)
Other trainers featured in the wider collection includes a pair of white Stan Smith shoes with green and blue embellishments, Sulley Dame 7 shoes and Mike D.O.N Issue 3 shoes.
The range is finished up with with t-shirts, hoodies, joggers and basketball kits alongside accessories to create a Monsters, Inc. look, but unfortunately the majority of these items are kid’s sizes only.
So if you want to stock up on the unique Monsters, Inc. collection, then you’ll have to stick to the Stan Smith trainers, which are available in sizes 5.5 to 12.
The collection is priced between £9-£90, with some items having sold-out already following its release on 14 October.
To shop the entire range head to the Adidas website and for the Mike Wazowski x Stan Smith shoes head to Size?.
It follows up a number of big releases from Adidas which included a pair of trainers inspired by The Simpsons‘ character Ned Flanders.
The brand have also dropped a number of Beyonce’s Ivy Park collections in 2021, most recently a cowboy-themed range which featured plenty of denim and cow print apparel.
