adidas Originals and SNS Revisit Stockholm’s ’90s Rave Culture With New GT II Collaboration
by Adriano Batista
adidas Originals and Sneakersnstuff (SNS) have teamed up for the fifth installment of their SNS GT II, a hybrid sneaker that combines elements from two adidas classics: the Malmö and the Handball Spezial. This edition pulls inspiration from Stockholm’s underground rave scene of the 1990s, channeling the cool, energetic aesthetic of flyers from that era into its color scheme.
The shoe features a bright yellow base with light blue accents on the Three Stripes and heel counter, along with subtle pink touches on the tongue label and co-branded insole. The palette nods to the original Malmö colorway but with a faded, sun-washed effect. Premium materials include soft leather, nubuck detailing on the toe and heel, a leather-lined interior, and a gum rubber sole for durability and comfort.
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As with previous versions, the SNS GT II (which stands for “Great Trainers, Great Tunes”) reflects the brand’s connection to music, art, and sneaker culture. The fifth edition will be available starting June 19 at Sneakersnstuff.com and in SNS stores in Stockholm, Paris, Berlin, and London on a first-come, first-served basis.
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