Some shoes look like they were built for a trail and styled for the street, and the adidas WETHERLAM SPZL is one of them. Inspired by ’90s outdoor footwear and the obscure ’90s Top Light silhouette, this new release from Gary Aspden’s archival Spezial line pairs olive suede overlays over brown textile with Adi-Tex weatherproofing, exposed metal D-ring eyelets, a beefy toe bumper and a chunky lugged sole. It is made for anyone who wants a rugged, weatherproof shoe that still works with everyday clothes, from damp autumn walks to weekend trips, and it follows the same outdoor-meets-street thinking as Diemme turning classic Clarks styles into mountain boots. Aspden’s Spezial line has revisited outdoor footwear before with the Helvellyn SPZL. The adidas WETHERLAM SPZL is available now from adidas.com for $180.
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Adidas WETHERLAM SPZL Brings ’90s Hiking Style to the Street
The adidas WETHERLAM SPZL brings '90s hiking style to the street with olive suede, brown textile and Adi-Tex weatherproofing. Available now for $180.
