adidas’ New Ostrich-Leather Sneaker Is an Even Bigger Star
adidas' Ultrastar sneaker gets another "Made in Germany" makeover, this time with ostrich-leather. Here's everything on the luxuriously wild release.

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adidas' latest animalistic Ultrastar sneaker was made in Germany, raised in the wild.
It features a top-notch build straight from Germany, including creamy leather interiors and ostrich-textured exteriors. It also features the usual oversized logos and white Three Stripes.
We've seen many good-looking Made in Germany sneakers, including luxe leather Handball Spezials and tasteful vintage-style Superstars. However, every time the Ultrastar makes the trip, it comes back with some new animal-inspired look, it seems (complimentary).
Earlier this year, adidas introduced a croc-skin German-made pair. Now, the sneaker's rocking ostrich leather. Who knows? Maybe next time it will be a snakeskin Ultrastar from Germany. Or even Italy.
Until then, the ostrich adidas Ultrastar Made in Germany sneakers are now available on Above the Clouds' website for $235.
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