Adidas and Entire Studios are giving performance apparel a more tailored second chapter. Their FW26 collection reworks Adidas Z.N.E., Optimé, and Dropset 4 pieces through the Los Angeles label’s oversized proportions and restrained styling, then extends the collaboration into outerwear and a new motorsport-derived sneaker.

A statement trench coat anchors the apparel, joined by a bomber-and-track-pant set, training layers, and anoraks in Dove Grey, Black, and Fox Red. The new Feroza footwear silhouette pushes the partnership beyond familiar Adidas training shoes with a low, streamlined profile informed by motorsport.

The approach is less about disguising sportswear as tailoring than using technical fabrics and athletic construction inside a more deliberate wardrobe system. Current Entire Studios products show the partnership’s existing performance base, while the new release adds a stronger outerwear emphasis.

The collaboration matters because each side contributes something legible: Adidas supplies performance platforms and material engineering, while Entire Studios reshapes proportion, layering, and color. That division was already visible in the first collection and becomes more coherent here.

Apparel will range from $70 to $350, with footwear priced from $180 to $280. The full FW26 collection launches worldwide September 29 through Adidas stores and online.