Adidas x Song for the Mute AD1007 launches May 15

Adidas and Song for the Mute released their AD1007 collection globally on May 15, extending the partners’ ongoing series with new Samba LX Freizeit and Tokyo footwear alongside apparel and accessories. Adidas’ U.S. site listed the Samba LX Freizeit SFTM at $180 and the Tokyo W SFTM at $150, with several pieces in the apparel range also marked “Coming Soon” on Friday. Song for the Mute’s own store presented the drop as “ADIDAS 007” and listed two Samba LX Freizeit colorways at A$300, three Tokyo women’s pairs at A$250, and apparel including T-shirts at A$150 and shorts at A$200. Several items, including some jackets and a tote, were already marked sold out on the brand’s site. The release lands as the Australian label and Adidas continue a collaboration that Adidas describes as fusing its athletic heritage with Song for the Mute’s experimental design language. (adidas.com) Urbanstaroma, a retailer carrying the line, called AD1007 the seventh chapter of the partnership in an editorial published on May 14. ### Which shoes are in this drop? The footwear lineup centers on two silhouettes: the Samba LX Freizeit and the Tokyo. (songforthemute.com) Adidas’ U.S. store showed two Samba LX Freizeit listings and three Tokyo W listings on Friday. Urbanstaroma said the Tokyo comes in three color variants — Core Black/Beige Tone, Off White/Preloved Yellow, and Bluebird/CH Solid Grey/Off White — while the Samba LX Freizeit arrives in Core Black/Off White and Aurora Coffee/Off White. (adidas.com) Third-party release roundups published ahead of the launch matched that five-pair breakdown. ### How are Adidas and Song for the Mute describing the collection? Adidas said on its U.S. collaboration page that the partnership delivers “a new voice in modern sportswear” and combines its own heritage with the “experimentalism” of the Australian label. The site also described the range as spanning “textural, sculpted footwear” and “statement apparel.” Urbanstaroma said the AD1007 concept draws on school nostalgia, with a wardrobe built from “mismatched uniforms” and “handed-down garments.” The retailer said creative director Stephen Mann curated the campaign and that the footwear reworks youth sneaker archetypes through technical materials and artisanal finishes. (urbanstaroma.com) (adidas.com) Song for the Mute’s campaign page, which surfaced in search results this week, advertised the chapter as “AVAILABLE THIS FRIDAY, MAY 8TH 11AM (AEST),” indicating the label staged at least part of the rollout earlier in Australia before the broader May 15 global release cited by retailers and release trackers. That timing difference is based on the dates shown across the brand page and retail listings. (urbanstaroma.com) ### What does pricing look like across markets? In the United States, Adidas listed the Samba LX Freizeit SFTM at $180, the Tokyo W SFTM at $150, the 007 track top at $200, the long-sleeve tee at $150, the short-sleeve tee at $90, the track pants at $150, the shorts at $120 and the cap at $50. In Australia, Song for the Mute listed the Samba LX Freizeit at A$300 and the Tokyo W at A$250. (songforthemute.com) The brand also priced the cap at A$85, T-shirts at A$150 and shorts at A$200. ### Where can shoppers find it now? Adidas said the collaboration is available through its Song for the Mute pages on the U.S. site, although multiple products still carried “Coming Soon” tags on Friday. (adidas.com) Song for the Mute’s e-commerce page was live with footwear, apparel and accessories, and some items had already sold through. Retailers and sneaker release sites said the collection is also being distributed through select partners. (songforthemute.com) Urbanstaroma said the AD1007 collection would be available for global launch starting May 15, 2026, and Sole Retriever said the release would run through Song for the Mute, Adidas and select retailers in-store and online. (adidas.com) May 15 is the key date attached to the global launch, while Adidas’ and Song for the Mute’s online stores remain the most direct places to track live availability and any remaining “coming soon” product pages. (adidas.com) (urbanstaroma.com)