ADWYSD Puts a Weather Map on the adidas Climacool 1

Always Do What You Should Do and adidas Originals release a Climacool 1 collection on October 28, 2026, led by a full neoprene pair with a weather map graphic that is exclusive to ADWYSD and CONFIRMED. A black mesh pair, a camo footbed sandal and a grey tracksuit with zip off shorts complete it, and adidas has not announced prices.



Key Points
- The weather map Climacool 1 is full neoprene and exclusive to ADWYSD and CONFIRMED
- A second pair uses original tooling, black mesh and light blue accents
- The line adds a camo footbed sandal and a grey tracksuit with zip off shorts
The ADWYSD adidas Climacool 1 collection goes on sale today, October 28, 2026, and its centerpiece is a Climacool built entirely from neoprene with a blue and yellow green weather map printed across it. Always Do What You Should Do, the skate and surf label Nick Mason runs, has made adidas sneakers since 2024 and this time the shoe is a cooling runner from the Climacool line instead of a court or skate silhouette. It is also the second adidas Originals collaboration to land this week, after Menace's Adistar Control 5 on Tuesday and ahead of Wales Bonner on Thursday.
Neoprene Head to Toe, Forecast Printed On
The weather map Climacool 1 is made entirely of neoprene, the wetsuit fabric, with a blue and yellow green forecast graphic printed over it. A shoe about weather built from a material made for the water suits a label that started in surf and skate culture. The weather map pair is exclusive to ADWYSD and the adidas CONFIRMED app.
The heel carries a lenticular ADWYSD "@" logo, the kind of badge that changes as the shoe moves. Sections of the TPU frame glow in the dark, and the insole repeats the weather map. Both pairs have messages embroidered behind the tongue, and the side panel is stitched with ALWAYSDOWHATYOUSHOULDDO in Mason's own handwriting.
The Second Pair Stays Quiet
The second colorway keeps the Climacool's original tooling and dresses it in open black mesh with light blue accents. It is the pair for a buyer who wants the Climacool shape without a forecast on the upper. Both pairs are covered by Sneaker News and Sneakerjagers, and adidas has not announced a price for either.
The rest of the collection is soft goods. A flip flop, described in the reports as a comfort sandal, has a neoprene lining that reads "Peace at Every Step" and "Weather the Storm" and a camo footbed. A grey tracksuit set adds blue and yellow piping and weather map prints on select interior areas, and the pants zip off into shorts, so the set covers a change of conditions the way the theme says it should.
Adidas Has Kept Climacool Busy Since June
The Climacool keeps turning up in adidas plans. In June, Rick Owens put the Climacool into its SS27 Paris capsule, and in September adidas Home of Innovation showed cooling systems alongside Gearshift, Techfit and football concepts. ADWYSD is the third Climacool story from adidas since June.
That is the pattern worth watching. Rick Owens takes the Climacool toward fashion week, the Home of Innovation takes the idea toward athletes, and Mason takes it to the people who wear adidas to skate in. In four months the Climacool has picked up three audiences, each with its own version of the silhouette.
Nick Mason Has Been Here Since the Superstar
Mason grew up in New Zealand, where surfing and skating were everyday life, and started the label with screen printed T shirts. He ran it from a shared bedroom in East London while working in surf and skate shops in Soho. adidas announced the first ADWYSD Superstar in February 2024, a chunky skate model with a thick sole and a toe box built to last, and the two brands opened a community space in Hackney, London before it launched. A Pro Model ADV and a Country OG came after the Superstar.
The label has also moved beyond one partner. On August 7, ADWYSD released a collaboration with Stussy on a worldwide clock, the fourth synchronized global drop Stussy had run since May. Today's collection adds a sandal and a tracksuit to a catalog that began with one Superstar.
Thursday Brings Wales Bonner
adidas Originals has a crowded week. adiSignature, the sweats line Willy Chavarria advised on, came out October 23, Menace followed October 27, ADWYSD is today, and Wales Bonner launches Thursday, October 29 at 10AM CET. Four adidas Originals releases in seven days is a pace that leaves each one a short window of attention, and the ADWYSD weather map pair is the one that needs CONFIRMED or ADWYSD to get.
The collection is on adidas.com, at ADWYSD, on the CONFIRMED app and at select retailers today. The neoprene weather map pair is the one to find at ADWYSD or CONFIRMED, since no other store carries it.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the ADWYSD adidas Climacool 1 release?
The collection goes on sale October 28, 2026 through adidas.com, ADWYSD, the adidas CONFIRMED app and select retailers.
Where can I buy the weather map Climacool 1?
The neoprene weather map pair is exclusive to ADWYSD and the adidas CONFIRMED app.
What else is in the ADWYSD adidas collection?
A black mesh Climacool 1, a camo footbed flip flop and a grey tracksuit with pants that zip off into shorts.
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