The third collaborative collection between Song for the Mute and adidas Originals evokes a nostalgic atmosphere without neglecting a modern aesthetic.

The “SFTM-003” collection features the iconic Country OG silhouette in three 90s-inspired colorways—pale gray and teal nylon reminiscent of vintage windbreakers, as well as classic black smooth leather and suede.
Metallic D-rings are paired with a paracord-inspired lacing system that creates a futuristic yet nostalgic look.

Creative Director Lyna Ty reinterprets traditional silhouettes with modern materials and details in the apparel line that accompanies the shoes—featuring eight garments that explore new textile trends and techniques.

Zippered Sherpa fleece jackets are paired with digitally printed contrasting sleeves and logo embroidery.

Hoodies made of distressed jersey in brown and teal are also featured, as are an oversized blazer and sweatpants with snap buttons, both made of lightweight coated cotton. A tailored jacquard knit piece with intricate color contrasts rounds out the collection.

Photographer Atsushi 'Jima' Nishijima—known for his candid photographs of actors and actresses on film sets—captures this unconventional, raw energy in the accompanying campaign.

Working directly with art director and stylist Stephen Mann, the duo captures authentic behind-the-scenes moments of actors and actresses against urban backdrops and in locations such as backyards and construction sites.
This approach to image composition allows Jima to capture fleeting moments and highlight the beauty of the unplanned.

Hair artist Erol Karadag uses theatrical wigs that enrich the entire story. The wigs are integrated into the modern setting and provide a dramatic element of time travel that further supports the themes of cultural and contemporary design that Ty explores in her collections.

The adidas Originals x Song for the Mute SFTM-003 collection launches on February 21 at Asphaltgold and VooStore. Keep an eye on our Sneaker Release Calendar.



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