New Markdowns Offer up to 60% Off Adidas Shoes and Apparel While This Sale Lasts - CNET
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Whether you need a wardrobe refresh ahead with cooler fall weather now upon us or your current kicks are a little worse for wear, the latest sale at Adidas is giving you the chance to save. Over there, you can score as much as 60% off sale items while supplies last.
As usual with deals from Adidas, you'll find hoodies, shirts, shoes and accessories on sale, including duffel and tote bags at a discount. Plus, this is an offer that everyone in the family -- women, men and kids -- can all benefit from. The deals end soon, so be sure to check them out now.
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Shop the latest Adidas sale and save up to 60% on select styles online -- no code required. The sale features everything from sneakers and sliders to jackets, hoodies, caps, socks, leggings, bags and more.
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New signups for AdiClub, the Adidas membership program, will get 15% off their first order for a limited time as well as unlimited free standard shipping. Members can also enjoy exclusive drops, giveaways and more while earning points on every order.
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If it's just T-shirts you're after, you can stock up on various Adidas graphic tees and save when you bundle. Get two for $39 or three for $49 with the discount automatically applied at checkout.
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Stock up on everyday essentials from Adidas, like jackets, hoodies, leggings and shoes with prices under $80.
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