These Adidas Cow Print Trainers Are Guaranteed To Sell Out Immediately

Adidas has reimagined two of its best-selling styles in 2025's biggest print - but you don't have long.

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by Emma Richardson |
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After 2024 cemented leopard print as the reigning trend, 2025 has ushered in a new animal pattern obsession—cow print. Once reserved for ranchers, the bold black-and-white motif has taken over, spotted on cowboy-inspired coats, bags, and boots at Copenhagen Fashion Week. Now, Adidas is riding the wave with a fresh spin on its fan-favourite Samba and SL 72 sneakers, injecting Western charm into streetwear.

Of course, this isn’t Adidas’ first foray into animal prints (lest we forget the sell-out leopard Sambas), but fashion insiders and sneaker-heads all around the world have already fallen head over heels for the latest drop. With powder-pink accents and a classic cow-print colourway, this fresh take on two of the brand's best-selling sneaks have already taken the internet by storm—even before their release.

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A standout addition to any trainer rotation, the latest Adidas trainers are as versatile as they are stylish. For the office, pair them with a chunky knit and wide-leg trousers; for off-duty errand runs, style them with a casual hoodie and relaxed denim—that’s if you can get your hands on them before they sell out.

Unsurprisingly, Adidas fans are already racing to snap up these limited-edition releases, available exclusively at high-street favourite ASOS. The cow-print Sambas come in at £100, while the SL 72s are priced at £90—but if history is anything to go by, you’ll need to act fast. These kicks won’t be around for long.

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Emma Richardson is a Fashion and Lifestyle commerce writer for Grazia. She covers shopping, lifestyle, celebs and anything trending.

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