The Samba from adidas is no longer just what it originally was: a soccer shoe. The original model was designed in the late 1940s by adidas founder Adi Dassler. These were specially developed to give footballers more grip when they had to play on an ice-covered pitch. The Samba has since become an integral part of the streetwear scene. This iconic sneaker is characterized by its striking basic design, the T-shaped toe area, the classic rubber outsole in a retro design, the typical 3-stripes and, of course, the lettering on the side, usually in an eye-catching metallic look. In this version in collaboration with Maha from Amsterdam, the upper is made of high-quality suede and nubuck and a special stitching on the heel rounds off the design.