Clipse steps back into the spotlight with an exciting Clipse x adidas Samba collaboration, teased just ahead of their long-awaited reunion album.
Timed to coincide with the release of Let God Sort ‘Em Out, this fresh take on the iconic adidas Samba embraces clean minimalism. The sneaker arrives with a soft off-white leather upper, featuring white laces and crisp serrated Three Stripes for a timeless feel. Dual branding—”Clipse” and “adidas”—is stamped in bold black on the side, giving the shoe both simplicity and impact.
One of the most distinctive features is the “THORN” emblem stitched onto the padded tongue. This likely nods to the Thornton brothers, Clipse’s real last name, making the design both personal and meaningful. The premium materials and monochrome palette also nod to past Pusha T x adidas collaborations, blending nostalgic cues with elevated construction.
Interestingly, this Samba is tied to a sample previously seen at Paris Fashion Week 2023, which now appears ready for public release. Though this marks the duo’s first official co-branded sneaker with adidas, Pusha T’s partnership with the brand stretches over a decade.
Clipse adidas Samba Release Info
An official release date has not yet been confirmed, but the Clipse x adidas Samba is expected to drop alongside or shortly after the album’s release on July 11, 2025. Fans should stay alert for more details and launch info.
If you’re a Clipse fan or love clean, story-driven collaborations, this drop is one to watch. Classic styling meets personal heritage in a timeless Samba build.
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Release Date: July 2025
UPDATE 7/11/25: New images of the Clipse x adidas Samba LT have surfaced via the official LetGodSortEmOut.com site. The site now displays a still of the sneaker alongside a teaser text reading “coming soon.” This update confirms the collaboration is nearing release.
The Clipse x adidas Samba blends luxury, heritage, and minimalism. It’s a clean design packed with meaning and rooted in legacy. Fans of adidas Samba collabs, Pusha T’s past work, or the Clipse duo will appreciate the drop.
Stay locked for more release info and visuals as the launch nears.
