Meet adidas’ Potential Samba Successor

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersHartcopy Is Betting on adidas’ BW ArmyThe Samba has had a good run. Now, adidas might have another terrace staple waiting in the wings.For its latest collaboration, sneaker media platform Hartcopy gives the BW Army Decon a fresh lease on life, and it feels like exactly the kind of low-key move the terrace sneaker scene needs right now. Rather than chasing another over-the-top moment, the collab taps into that slightly more considered, grown-up side of sneaker culture. The “Halo Gold” colorway feels particularly on point. It has the polish of something you’d actually want to wear on repeat, without losing the casual energy that made terrace sneakers so appealing in the first place. It’s the kind of shoe that could quietly become a wardrobe mainstay while everyone else is still arguing about which Samba to buy.And that feels very Hartcopy. The platform has built its name around knowing what’s happening in sneaker culture before it becomes completely unavoidable, making this collaboration feel less like a desperate attempt at hype and more like a subtle vote for what comes next.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Samba might still own the terrace conversation, but it’s getting crowded. If this collab is anything to go by, the BW Army Decon could be ready for its own turn in the spotlight.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit our SHOPPER page and subscribe to the newsletter for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendPharrell's Chunky adidas Sneaker Arrives In (Thin) Mint ConditionBad Bunny’s Wildest adidas Sneaker Just Got Wearableadidas’ Skate-able Samba Has No Business Looking This TastyBenito's Latest Signature Is Inspired By Crystal-Clear Coastal WatersMark Gonzales (Once Again) Gives the Superstar Some Skate CredWhat To Read NextMeet adidas’ Potential Samba SuccessorPharrell's Chunky adidas Sneaker Arrives In (Thin) Mint ConditionVans’ Baddest Winter Boot Is Even Better as a SneakerBad Bunny’s Wildest adidas Sneaker Just Got Wearableadidas’ Skate-able Samba Has No Business Looking This TastyA Good Shirt Is Ordinary. A Great Shirt Is Art