Adidas Rom Trainers vintage Brown
The legacy of the Adidas ROM trainers goes back to the late 1950s, when they were launched amongst the first all-round training shoes although more often than not its main purpose was used as a jogging shoe.
The silhouette utilizes the classic colours of the previous Adidas Chile 62 but the Adidas ROM is often considered more of a timeless classic design from the brands heritage. These Adidas ROM trainers often proved popular with the Casuals in the early 80s especially in the North West of England where the shoe would often be "acquired" on football clubs away trips into Europe.
This seasonal reissue has a vintage light brown upper with cream three stripes. The shoe features a suede toe cap and a gum herringbone sole.
A timeless Adidas Original trainer that should be part of any wardrobe.
The legacy of the Adidas ROM trainers goes back to the late 1950s, when they were launched amongst the first all-round training shoes although more often than not its main purpose was used as a jogging shoe.
The silhouette utilizes the classic colours of the previous Adidas Chile 62 but the Adidas ROM is often considered more of a timeless classic design from the brands heritage. These Adidas ROM trainers often proved popular with the Casuals in the early 80s especially in the North West of England where the shoe would often be "acquired" on football clubs away trips into Europe.
This seasonal reissue has a vintage light brown upper with cream three stripes. The shoe features a suede toe cap and a gum herringbone sole.
A timeless Adidas Original trainer that should be part of any wardrobe.
Original: $122.31
-65%$122.31
$42.81Description
The legacy of the Adidas ROM trainers goes back to the late 1950s, when they were launched amongst the first all-round training shoes although more often than not its main purpose was used as a jogging shoe.
The silhouette utilizes the classic colours of the previous Adidas Chile 62 but the Adidas ROM is often considered more of a timeless classic design from the brands heritage. These Adidas ROM trainers often proved popular with the Casuals in the early 80s especially in the North West of England where the shoe would often be "acquired" on football clubs away trips into Europe.
This seasonal reissue has a vintage light brown upper with cream three stripes. The shoe features a suede toe cap and a gum herringbone sole.
A timeless Adidas Original trainer that should be part of any wardrobe.
