Introducing The adidas München Brown Trainer

This very latest adidas M'nchen Brown trainer release gives a nod to the original 'Made in Japan' version which was first introduced in the early 1980s.

When it comes to classic adidas trainers it's all about the cities & the celebrated City series from the German 3 stripes brand. As far as classic adi goes from the 70s & 80s, it really doesn't get much better. From Malmo to Milano to M'nchen, the City Series explored some of the top European cities, their colours and their associated football teams. First introduced in the 1970s, the City Series originally featured 24 shoes which represented a different city across Europe. Some 40 years later & the original City series still holds a place in every adidas fans' heart. The adidas M'nchen trainer is one of them very special 3 stripes styles from the golden era of terrace trainers from the 1980s. Now arriving in an updated colourway, the adidas adidas M'nchen Brown trainer gives a nod to the original 'Made in Japan' release from the early 1980s. Above: The adidas M'nchen trainer in brown/off white now available from 80s Casual Classics. First introduced in 1976, the adidas M'nchen trainer took its name from the Bavarian capital, home to the beer & bratwurst festivities of Oktoberfest and the highly successful European football heavyweights, Bayern Munich. The timing of the City Series couldn't of come at a better time for the young Casuals who were stampeding their way across the continent in search of European football glory in the late 1970s. If it wasn't for these young football fans it would be hard to imagine the world of adidas as we know it today. Above: The adidas M'nchen trainer in brown/off white now available from 80s Casual Classics. Like the majority of adidas trainers at the time, the M'nchen was originally built for performance, traction & speed. Designed as an indoor training shoe, the style quickly gained the respect of the Casuals who adopted the classic 3 stripes style. As far as desirable trainers went for the original Casuals, the super suede M'nchen silhouette was at the very top of the list. Having the 3 stripes on your shoes was like a badge of honour. The rarer and more expensive the trainer the more desirable it became, it was as simple as that. As the die hard adidas fans out there will know, the original 1976 M'nchen trainer actually featured a white chunky sole unit which was similar to the likes of the Trimm Trab. The 'Made in Japan' version featured a gum sole unit instead, it was this OG Japanese version that gave inspiration to this latest revival design. Above: The adidas M'nchen trainer in brown/off white now available from 80s Casual Classics. The celebrated City Series style now arrives at 80s Casual Classics in an updated brown colourway for the latest season. Featuring premium suede uppers with contrasting white 3 stripes to each side, the trainer is just about as classic as adidas trainers go. Finished off with a transparent gum sole unit & gold 'M'nchen' foiling to the lateral sides, the 'Continental crep' is a must have 3 stripes style for the serious adidas collector. Shop the latest collection of adidas trainers now at 80s Casual Classics.