We're proud to introduce adidas Originals x Simone Rocha FW26. Rocha has always found strength in softness: pearls, ribbons, tulle, a quiet kind of armour, and here she turns that instinct toward adidas Originals, pulling track jackets and Three Stripes classics into her own world of lace and bows.​The result isn't sportswear softened, or eveningwear toughened up, it's both, worn at once. A track top with a ruffle bib. A sneaker traced in pearls where laces used to be. It's the kind of collaboration that makes you look twice, because it doesn't ask you to choose between the two.

adidas Originals x Simone Rocha collection launches in-store first, 10 September, from 10:30 AM.

Y-3 returns to Maha Amsterdam this week, and the new drop leans into the label's signature blend of sport and precision tailoring. adidas and Yohji Yamamoto's ongoing collaboration continues to push technical silhouettes into everyday wear, and this season's pieces are no exception. 

The look centres on the Tokyo Warped in black, a low-profile sneaker with a warped, layered upper that trades sharp lines for something more sculptural. Paired with the Fitted Longsleeve in white, close to the body and clean at the neck, and the SU Tapered Pants in black, tapered through the leg for a silhouette that reads sport without losing its edge.

Salomon's newest silhouette, the XT-EVO, has landed at Maha Amsterdam in a moody Stormy Weather Blue — the next evolution of the iconic XT line, reimagined for those who move fast and don't compromise on style.

Sharper lines and a chassis-driven build give the XT-EVO a sculpted, technical profile, while anti-debris mesh keeps things protected without sacrificing breathability. It's Salomon's trail-honed engineering filtered through a street-ready lens, striking that balance between technical outdoor performance and everyday wearability that defines the brand.