What if your gym clothes did not need to stay at the gym?

For the second chapter of their partnership, adidas and Los Angeles-based Entire Studios are turning training gear into a full wardrobe for days that move from workouts to meetings and dinner without a change of clothes.

The 26-piece Fall/Winter 2026 collection takes familiar adidas silhouettes and gives them a more tailored attitude. Z.N.E. bombers and track pants come with sharper seams and modified proportions, while suiting-inspired piping and restrained branding bring a more polished finish.

The standout piece might be adidas Sportswear’s first technical trench coat. Waterproof, ventilated and sharply structured, it looks closer to city outerwear than traditional performance gear, while still keeping the functionality underneath.

The colour story follows the same idea. Dove Grey and Black create the foundation, while flashes of Fox Red cut through the otherwise muted wardrobe. An oversized suede gym clutch adds another fashion-first touch for carrying the essentials beyond the training session.

Footwear also gets an update, with the archive-inspired Feroza returning in mid-boot and low versions alongside a black Dropset 4 cross-trainer.

Photographed by Agnes Lloyd-Platt, the campaign brings together French Olympic fencer Sara Balzer and LA-based movement talent, reflecting the collection’s space between performance and fashion.