Walker Golf Things x adidas Was Made In Sydney
Featuring a collaborative take on adidas’s “Modern Classic” golf sneaker.
Walker Golf Things, the Australian golf brand known for reimagining golfwear staples with a skate and workwear sensibility, has always been friendly with adidas. Its founder Jack Fardell (pro skateboarder and avid golfer) has ridden for adidas Skateboarding since 2015, an affiliation the brand has leveraged to put on events in conjunction with the Three Stripes. But other than a run of co-branded Samba Golf shoes for family & friends, the two brands have yet to formally collaborate with one another…until now.
The five piece capsule collection centers around a collaborative adidas MC-Z Traxion, a silhouette that the German giants launched earlier this year. Similar to the MC80 that was unveiled in 2023 as a collaboration with Bogey Boys, the MC-Z Traxion draws from the adidas catalog of retro golf shoes and features modern performance updates such as a BOOST heel and Lightstrike cushioning. Walker put its own spin on the shoe by adding crocodile textured leather on the saddle section, its Kooka emblem on the heel and a “W” logo on the outsole.
Rounding out the collection – which was shot with Tame Impala member and fellow Aussie Cameron Avery in Sydney Harbour – is a soccer polo with centered logos, a quilted pullover and pleated golf skirt. Pricing ranges from $65 to $180 USD and all the pieces can be found on Walker Golf Things’ website now.
