
Adidas and Moon Boot Team on Their Second and Final Capsule Collection Featuring Two Footwear Options
Adidas and winter boot brand Moon Boot have revealed their second and final capsule, a space-inspired collection with futuristic flair. The head-to-toe collection, available Thursday, features cold-weather essentials, including reimagined Ultraboost and ACE shoe styles, as well as playful apparel.
This collection follows their inaugural fall 2024 drop. In a similar creative vein, the second release embodies a mountain-to-street spirit while simultaneously taking inspiration from space. The collection encompasses oversized puffer jackets, tracksuits, and base layers, as well as two fresh shoe models.
In the footwear realm, the Moon Boot Ultraboost uses Adidas’ responsive Boost technology, known for energy return, and updates it with a versatile lacing system. Meanwhile, the Moon Boot ACE, crafted for active exploration, marries a padded upper with Adidas’ signature Lightstrike midsole, the athletic brand’s ultra-light midsole designed for speed.

Other highlights of the collection are apparel items. The Adidas x Moon Boot Puffer Jacket, for example, reflects the playful and oversized design of Moon Boot’s signature boot style; the jacket’s high shine and reflectivity contribute a futuristic energy to the garment. There are also layering pieces, including full-length leggings, long-sleeve tops and shine onesies, with the upper apparel featuring thumb holes in the sleeves for functionality, comfort and layering opportunities. The collection can be shopped as of Thursday in stores and online on adidas.com and moonboot.com.

Two athletes debut the collaborative pieces. Former French international soccer player Djibril Cissé and cross-country skiing champion Frida Karlsson are featured in a campaign lensed by acclaimed French photographer Julien Boudet, with his creative studio Bleu Mode.

Last week, Moon Boot released its collaboration with Guest in Residence, the cashmere and knitwear label belonging to Gigi Hadid. The winter boot brand also released a collaboration with Palace, the London-based skate brand, earlier this year.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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