By Scarlett Monks, November 2026
Adidas SPZL Autumn/Winter 2026: Heritage Returns in Earth Tones
The search for your classic, casual Autumn/Winter shoes is over. adidas SPZL returns, continuing its legacy of bringing the Three Stripes’ rich history to life for a contemporary audience. The 6-piece footwear, 12-piece apparel range draws on archival designs from the 70s and 80s, combining the classic style with modern materials and updated construction for a seamless blend of heritage aesthetics and refined function. An authentic expression of SPZL defined by elevated craftsmanship and a series of seasonal colours.
The campaign is starred by icons of the adidas skate team, including Blondey McCoy (who has previously collaborated with SPZL on product), Riley Hawk, Dennis Busenitz, Vincent Milou, Shin Sanbongi and Lawrence Ravail. Honouring the brand’s deep roots in skating subcultures in the UK and beyond. The cast highlights the continued dialogue of heritage, youth, and modern identity through the adidas SPZL lens. The fast-paced footage captures the products in motion, bringing the pieces to life.

The 12-piece apparel collection celebrates hero pieces such as jackets, sweaters and everything in between to set you up as the colder months are drawing in. All designed in a mix of earth-inspired tones from olive strata and cargo to burnt sienna and aurora ink. Accessories include bags, hats, gloves and socks.

The distinctly seasonal 6-piece footwear colour brings in HAWAII SPZL in both an Emperador brown and shadow green, the HALEWOOD SPZL takes a vintage Squash silhouette into a picante orange suede upper with navy stripes. An adi-Tex membrane winterises the BOSTON II OUTDOOR SPZL, and the WETHERLAM SPZL is a new hybrid hiker (again using adi-Tex) in dust green.

The Autumn/Winter 2026 adidas SPZL collection is available through CONFIRMED, select retailers and adidas Originals stores.































































































































































