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As one of the largest sportswear manufacturers in Europe, and the second-largest globally, adidas stands behind a diverse range of sports clothing, sneakers, running shoes, and accessories. Available in e-commerce platforms, retail stores, and franchises worldwide, adidas products are a testament to the brand's unyielding commitment to quality, performance, and style.
Nike was brought to life on January 25, 1964, in Eugene, Oregon, United States. The global sportswear leader, Nike, is a multinational American entity that specializes in the design, production, and sale of sneakers, sportswear, and accessories. In 2021 alone, Nike reported profits amounting to $21 billion.
It was the dawn of the Roaring Twenties. The year was 1920, and Rudolf and Adolf Dassler, two industrious brothers, embarked on a journey to manufacture sports shoes. Little did they know, their efforts would mark the birth of a global sportswear giant: PUMA.
New Balance is lauded for its impressive sizing variety. Offering half sizes and a spectrum of width options—narrow, standard, wide, extra wide—ensures the perfect fit. Trying out a mix of different sizes and widths is recommended to find your ideal match.
Vans, originally known as the Van Doren Rubber Company, was brought to life by brothers Paul and Jim Van Doren, along with partners Gordon Lee and Serge Delia. They set up their unique shop at 704 E. Broadway in Anaheim, California, on March 16, 1966. What distinguished their operation was the onsite manufacturing of shoes, which were then sold directly to customers.
Established in the 1890s in Bolton, United Kingdom, the company that would ultimately transform into Reebok was founded by Joseph William Foster. Famed for innovating some of the earliest spiked running shoes, Foster formally established the company J.W. Foster in 1900, focusing on the development of athletic footwear.
In 2009, Kanye joined forces with luxury brand Louis Vuitton, bringing to life three different shoe styles named after influential people in his life. A notable collaboration with Nike occurred from 2009 until 2013, but this partnership ended over disagreements about royalties. Enter adidas, which agreed to offer royalties to Kanye, leading to the birth of the iconic YEEZY Boost 750 and marking the beginning of an unshakeable sneaker hype.
