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Friday, October 23, 2026

Molly-Mae x Adidas Sambas have dropped – shop the limited-edition trainer before it sells out

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The social media influencer, Molly-Mae, is no stranger to a collaboration, with the likes of PrettyLittleThing, Beauty Works and LookFantastic under her belt. Now, she’s reunited with Adidas for a limited-edition Samba trainer.

Earlier this year, the former Love Island star designed two trainers with Adidas, inspired by the trendy colours of her favourite coffee shop drinks. The Matcha green and pink Sambas and the cream and latte-inspired Superstars sold out within minutes.

Discussing her second collaboration, Molly-Mae said: “The response to my first footwear collection with adidas was something I’ll always be incredibly proud of. Seeing people embrace the designs and incorporate them into their own wardrobe made the partnership feel even more special.

The new trainer will no doubt sell out just as fast as the first time around – to avoid missing out, here’s everything you need to know.

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This time around, Molly-Mae has revisited the classic, heritage football-inspired Samba silhouette, putting her minimalist stamp on the trainers with a versatile slate grey colourway. Complete with off-white shree Stripes, a classic gum sole and contrasting double laces, it pays homage to her clean-girl, muted aesthetic.

“Coming back to the Samba for a second time feels like a natural next step, giving me the opportunity to build on what we curated for SS26 while bringing a new, seasonal perspective to an icon I genuinely love. The Samba Slate has a timeless appeal that makes it the perfect addition to an autumn wardrobe, and I can’t wait to see how people wear it.”

If you’re after these covetable sneakers, they’ve officially dropped – and won’t stay in stock for long.

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