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Women's Mathc Leggins Black
€75.00
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ADIDIK2264-XS
TENNIS LEGGINGS MADE IN PART FROM RECYCLED MATERIALS.
Push beyond your limits with these adidas tennis leggings. Designed to help you keep up with the most intense exchanges, they feature HEAT.RDY technology and breathable mesh reinforcement. The wide waistband ensures maximum comfort when you're on the move, while the side pockets are perfect for storing spare balls.
This product contains at least 70% recycled materials. Implementing our production with recycled materials allows us to reduce waste, the use of non-renewable sources, and the environmental impact of the products we produce.
Push beyond your limits with these adidas tennis leggings. Designed to help you keep up with the most intense exchanges, they feature HEAT.RDY technology and breathable mesh reinforcement. The wide waistband ensures maximum comfort when you're on the move, while the side pockets are perfect for storing spare balls.
This product contains at least 70% recycled materials. Implementing our production with recycled materials allows us to reduce waste, the use of non-renewable sources, and the environmental impact of the products we produce.
Data sheet
- Gender
- Woman
- Product Type
- Leggins
- Color
- Black
- Materials
- Polyester
- Product Season
- All the Seasons
- Reference
- IK2264
- Pattern
- Solid Color
- Model
- Mathc
- Reclassified
- Bottom
- Universe_Code
- 10088
- var
- legginsmathcpoldot
- Made in
- Thailand
- Fur
- No
- Size Scale
- GLO WMN
- Year Group
- Adult
- Colore Produttore
- Black
Specific References
- ean13
- 4067887139120
- UPC
- legginsmathcpoldot
Brand
ADIDAS Adidas
Adidas is not simply a brand of sportswear. It has established itself as streetwear brand par excellence, it has become part of urban culture.
The history of this company protagonists were a discussion between two German brothers, Adolf and Rudolf Dassler and the continued desire to overcome that founded Adidas and Puma, respectively.
In 1973 came the legendary Stan Smith shoe (which took its name from the famous Parisian tennis) today global icon.