adidas Adimule "Cow Print" Steps Further Into Faux Fur Territory

Fashion’s fascination with animal furs is nothing new. From runway collections to streetwear staples, textured hides and bold prints have long cycled in and out of favor. In recent years, adidas struck a particularly strong chord with fashion-forward audiences through its collaborations with Grace Wales Bonner, who consistently applied faux finishes and tactile materials to her Three Stripe footwear. That momentum has since carried over to inline releases, appearing across icons such as Samba, Japan, Superstar, and more.

Now, the adidas Adimule "Cow Print" continues that movement—this time through a laid-back, slip-on silhouette.

The adidas Adimule "Cow Print" swaps traditional leather uppers for ponyhair-style uppers in a bold black-and-white spotted pattern. The shaggy texture gives the mule a statement-making presence, while the minimal, backless construction keeps things relaxed. A gold Trefoil stamped across the vamp offers a refined contrast against the playful print, tying the look back to adidas heritage.

Underfoot, the design remains grounded and practical. A cork-style footbed delivers comfort and a natural aesthetic, while a slim black outsole keeps the profile sleek. The blend of fashion texture and ease of wear positions the adidas Adimule "Cow Print" as both a seasonal novelty and a continuation of adidas’ recent material experimentation.

With no release date confirmed, the adidas Adimule "Cow Print" is expected to be released via adidas and select retailers in the coming months.

For more from the German sportswear juggernaut, check out the Adidas Samba, which is gaining momentum ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.