Ronnie Fieg Quietly Teases a New Kith x Adidas x Clarks Wallabee Ultraboost Hybrid

Ronnie Fieg revealed Wednesday a new Kith x Adidas sneaker collaboration made up of six different models, each tied to a specific decade of the sportswear brand’s running history. While the Instagram preview was centered around the six-shoe Adidas collection being gifted to invitees of Kith’s upcoming runway show on Sunday, it wasn’t the only noteworthy footwear featured.

Quietly revealed in the shots was another collaborative Kith shoe set to be released soon: a Kith x Adidas x Clarks Wallabee outfitted with the midsole of the Adidas Ultraboost. The Kith founder previously told Highsnobiety that the project is intended to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Clarks, which was founded in 1825.

Unlike the previous Kith x Adidas x Clarks collections, which used the uppers of classic Adidas shoes atop Clarks’ signature crepe sole, the new collaboration uses the upper of the iconic Wallabee moccasin and the underfoot cushioning from Adidas. In addition to the Ultraboost-cushioned pair worn by Fieg, the hybrid Wallabee shoe will also come in a low-top variation paired with Adidas 4D cushioning.

The previous three-brand link-ups between Kith, Clarks and Adidas have been hits with consumers. The trio’s initial 8th St Samba drop in March 2023 was met with so much demand that Fieg said he contacted Adidas and Clarks and decided to open made-to-order pre-orders for the shoes.

On Sunday, Kith will hold a runway show dubbed “Institution,” its first since 2019. “I stepped away from shows because I felt the spectacle of the production started to overpower the product. And to me, product is king. But when it came to debuting our fall 2025 collections, there was no better way than to let people experience it in person,” Feig wrote Monday on Instagram.

As for the six-sneaker Kith x Adidas running collection, it’s expected to be released soon.

Release details and pricing for the Kith x Adidas x Clarks Wallabee Ultraboost collection have not been announced, but readers can expect the collection to be launched in the coming months.