Adidas x Pop Trading Company Classic T-Shirt
£40.00
Medium Grey Heather, Collegiate Navy
Adidas x Pop Trading Company Classic T-Shirt in Medium Grey Heather and Collegiate Navy. Part of the brand’s latest collaboration with Pop Trading Company, this adidas t-shirt is made from 100% Better cotton. Featuring a flexible rib knit collar, 3-stripe sleeve detailing and a reinforced hem, this grey adidas t-shirt is finished with silicone POP x adidas centre chest artwork.
Following on from their previous collaborations, this adidas x Pop Trading Company collection pays creative homage to the fictitious Pop Training Company. Celebrating archived tradition and brand history through a unique lens, this co-designed collection honours both skate and sportswear culture with an appreciation for hallmarked identity.
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- 100% Better Cotton
- Cotton Stripe Detailing
- Rib Knit Collar
- Silicone Artwork
- Regular Fit
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- USA - prices start from £15.00
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Returns
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Recognising that the task of sustainability represents ‘a marathon, not a sprint’, adidas continues to adjust its supply management, environmental footprint and community programmes to suit. A founding member of the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) since 2004, adidas continues to drive the notion of positive change across the sportswear industry. Since 2013, adidas continues to produce more than ‘11 million pairs of shoes’ utilising recycled plastic waste from coastal regions, whilst the use of bio-fabricated materials, sustainable cotton and Dry Dye fabrics take centre stage across all apparel.
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