The adidas Consortium City mens nmd r1 Series is back with round three this time collaboration with Paris' Colette, London's Crooked Tongues, Toronto's Livestock and Tokyo's VA. Just this past November we saw the adidas Consortium  City Series 2 with Norse Projects, SlamJam, DQM and SNS. As with the previous series each city designed a sneaker named after their respective city with colors favored by the collaborator. Take a look below for full details on each and look for their availability at adidas Consortium retailers soon.

The blue heeltab is accompanied by the recognisable wordless Colette logo on the rear, and more conventional gold lettering reveals both collaborator and shoe name. Red and blue top metal eyelets reinforce the colour picks, while the innocuous looking white mid and outsole conceals the final surprise  a transparent section of hexagons, that reveals a matching pattern beneath. More Gallic flair that rewards new nmds close inspection without alienating those adverse to excess fuss.City Series pieces like the adidas London have a place in the Brit shoe-psyche, and with such a bare-bones, slender and simple design  unlined red suede with leather 3-Stripes, blank heel and lacestays, there's a sense that the shoe's nmd boost purpose is lost if it gets too fussy or bolstered.

Red, white and black was the original palette, and all three are present here, with the addition of yellow on the outsole, ghilly top lacing and tongue branding. Black ripstop makes up the majority of the upper, while premium leather forefoot and heel panels offer extra resilience. A grey padded lining means everyday comfort, and the choice to twin a white midsole with a predominantly white outsole alters the aesthetic of the shoe entirely, allowing a far chunkier feel. A choice of rounded laces match the yellow, red and black, nmd original with a plastic fastening system that caps the hardwearing no-nonsense look and feel perfectly.

The adidas Energy BOOST 2 apparently has a special edition on the way from the adidas Consortium team. The BOOST lineup sort of seems like one that's out of the traditional SMU spotlight, but we got a brief taste of how cool collabs and the like for these silhouettes could be in the form of that Bape BOOST custom . All we've got to offer so far on the upcoming project are a couple of teaser images that promise a navy base and a kind of camo look down in the lining. Continue reading to see the other piece of evidence and stay tuned to Sneaker News for updates.

adidas Consortium's "Workshop" project is aimed at exploring the esteemed history of adidas Originals, letting designers and creatives who are not associated with the Three Stripes' in-house design team put a unique spin on some of the German brand's most classic silhouettes. After the first two Workshop collections dropped at the tail end of 2017 and the beginning of 2018, the project is returning again with two re-worked iterations of heritage silhouettes: the adidas Falcon and nmd runner the adidas SS2G.

Enjoy a full set of images for both revamped classics below, and be sure to stay tuned to our Sneaker Release Dates page for all the release info and updates you need.Though still all terrain, adidas Consortium Workshop's latest foray  which seems to be designed by and for those with a green thumb  is more so focused on just one piece of land: the lawn. Fittingly dubbed the "Gardening Pack," each silhouette as well as its apparel accompaniments are fueled by the harvest with bits of hiking and fashionable influences bleeding subtly throughout.