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The BadBo Returns with Earthy Tones for the Fall

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Jose Partida

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The latest renditions of BadBo 1.0 and BadBo 1.1 bring warmer tones to Bad Bunny’s debut silhouette.

First introduced earlier this year as Bad Bunny’s signature footwear silhouette with adidas, the BadBo was designed to reflect the artist’s multifaceted approach to style, life, and identity.

The BadBo 1.0 returns in Grey Three, Cloud White, and Orbit Grey, drawing from the atmospheric shifts of a Puerto Rican rainstorm. A tonal combination of leather and suede lends the upper a tactile quality, with contrasting textures adding dimension to the silhouette while maintaining a cohesive, understated palette.

The BadBo 1.1 offers a new combination of Simple Brown, Feather Grey, and Sandy Pink, evoking the warmth of Puerto Rico’s coastline as the sun sets over the water. Introduced in September, the low-profile design offers a fresh interpretation of the franchise, distinguished by three wave-like overlays that echo the island’s coastal contours. An adidas heritage-inspired T-toe and layered contrast details complete the design, balancing a contemporary shape with familiar elements of the brand’s footwear legacy.

This latest campaign simply unites icons, exploring how the silhouette moves across different worlds and personal identities. From Jackie Joyner-Kersee, one of the most celebrated athletes in track and field history and a six-time Olympic medalist; to Tyshawn Jones, the New York-born skateboarder and two-time Thrasher Skater of the Year; Kim Ye-ji, the South Korean professional pistolshooter and Paris 2024 Olympicssilver medalist; professional Major League Baseball player for the Los Angeles Dodgers Kike Hernandez, and Toñita, the beloved founder of Brooklyn’s Caribbean Social Club, whose establishment has served as a cultural cornerstone for Williamsburg’s Puerto Rican community for decades.

Together, the cast represents a diverse range of experiences and perspectives, united by their lasting impact and influence that extends far beyond any single title, label, or category.

The BadBo 1.0, retailing for $160, and BadBo 1.1, retailing for $120, will be available globally on November 12, 2026, on the adidas CONFIRMED app and at select retailers.


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