Analog meets Digital. After the successful second drop last year, adidas Originals and 100 Thieves continue their collaboration and present their new Spring/Summer 2025 Collection.

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The third collection bridges the gap between gaming and the outdoors — drawing inspiration from the aesthetics and storytelling elements of classic role-playing games (RPGs). It redefines what “discovery” means in 2025, whether in the real world or the digital realm.

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The face of the campaign is the multiple 100-meter world champion and passionate gamer Noah Lyles — an avowed fan of 100 Thieves.

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He exemplifies the fusion of sport and esports like few others, representing a generation of athletes for whom gaming is a natural part of their lifestyle.

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The collection combines outdoor-inspired designs with a high level of comfort for everyday use — made for real and digital adventures.

In the apparel segment, the 100T Zip Pants stand out with functional cargo pockets, joined by the technical 100T T-shirt featuring a co-branded front print, the padded 100T QLT Liner Jacket with quilted stitching, and the 100T Hoodie with embroidered GeoPrint detailing.

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Accessories such as the versatile 100T bag, the 5-panel 100T cap and a three-pack of 100T socks complete the setup.

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In the footwear segment, the focus is on three distinctive silhouettes: The 100T Palos Hills — first introduced in the adidas x 100 Thieves FW24 drop — returns with notable upgrades, featuring water-repellent grey nylon and durable rubber caps on the toe and heel.

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The 100T Savage picks up on an early 2000s aesthetic and combines it with modern tech materials, reflective details and a characteristic look in black with red and blue highlights.

The selection is completed by the 100T Adilette, the legendary adidas Slide with eye-catching branding.

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The adidas Originals x 100 Thieves collection will be released on May 14 and will be available at select retailers such as AFEW and Asphaltgold.

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Photos via adidas