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“I WANT, I CAN!” has evolved to “I CAN IF I WANT!”Īdditionally, on February 9, 2019, the release of the 'I CAN IF I WANT' ZX 10,000 C will be accompanied by a multimedia exhibition in Berlin, titled 'nineties.berlin.' The exhibition will offer a range of apparel and pocket-sized merchandise like T-shirts, postcards, magnets, and keychains. The model name is based on the adidas Torsion slogan from the original campaign in 1989, but with a slightly twist. All three shoes together will come in one oversized box, allowing collectors the possibility of getting their hands on a second box, thereby completing the other pair of shoes, or simply keeping the third shoe as a collectible for display.

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In other adidas news, the brand also recently introduced the UltraBOOST 19 “Active Red”.The shoe's bricolage makeup features classic ZX mesh on the toebox and tongue, webbed stripes, reflective hits on the heel, co-branded hits, and cozy foam liner, all packaged in an oversized OG-style box.Įditor’s Notes: Designed with input from the original designer of the ZX range, Jacques Chassaing, this new pack consists of one left and one right shoe, plus another single shoe in a completely different colourway. The shoe will be available at an exclusive launch event in Berlin. The Overkill x adidas Consortium ZX 10.000 C “I CAN IF I WANT” releases on February 9, 2019. Release Details – Overkill x adidas Consortium ZX 10.000 C “I CAN IF I WANT” The book costs 25€, with all money from the sales being donated to the Berliner Obdachlosenhilfe (Help for the homeless Berlin).

Here visitors can purchase a ZX book that was only available at the “The Roots of Running” exhibition in London. The event features video interviews with the Consortium Design Team, a ZX ehibition, food and drinks, 90s tunes by DJ JNS and a special ZX fanshop. The latter will be selected randomly as a left or right shoe, so people can either keep the remaining sneaker as an exhibiton piece or find another ZX fan to complete the blue pair.įor the launch of the ZX 10.000 C “I CAN IF I WANT”, Overkill takes over the multimedia exhibition “nineties.berlin” in the Alte Münze. This way, customers can choose if they want to wear them as a regular pair or rather go for a mismatched look with the single blue shoe. In addition to this pair, the oversized box also contains a single third shoe in another ZX 1000-inspired colorway. The model’s name “I CAN IF I WANT” is a twist on the original “I WANT, I CAN!” slogan from the 1989 Torsion campaign. The collaborative sneaker features a mix of classic four-digit ZX colorways, paying homage to the past. Upon the ZX 10.000 launch, Overkill had the privilege to design their very own version.

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The shoe’s upper sits atop a Cushion midsole known from the EQT series to bring together two formative adidas concepts from the 90s. Created by a team of adidas designers with input from ZX legend Jacques Chassaing, the shoe brings back that unmistakable ZX flavor. For its 30th anniversary, the Three Stripes now finally complete the series with the new ZX 10.000 C. In the late 80s, adidas introduced its legendary four-digit ZX series.

Here’s how all that inspired the Overkill x adidas Consortium ZX 10.000 C “I CAN IF I WANT”.

And classic adidas sneakers from that time, which are personal favorites of many Overkill team members including store founder Marc. The 90s as the era when Overkill was born and defined. Their hometown of Berlin and with its unique history and different cultures.

For their latest adidas collab, Berlin sneaker store Overkill unites several aspects crucial to their very own DNA.

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