Back in October, Damian Lillard gave people a preview of his first signature shoe.
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On Tuesday, adidas officially unveiled the final design.
Called the adidas D Lillard 1, the shoe will debut on adidas’ miadidas (which allows consumers to customize their own shoes) on January 30th for $125. The retail release will come a week later, on February 6th and will cost $105.
According to Sneaker News, there will be two initial colorways. The first will pay homage to the Blazers with a “Rip City” colorway. The second is a purple suede colorway nicknamed “Weber State” which references Lillard’s college.
One pretty awesome detail won’t even be viewable while wearing the shoe. adidas put an inspirational message from Lillard on the right sock liner of the model.
Message from @Dame_Lillard on the right sockliner of the adidas #DLillard1 pic.twitter.com/FzArdOasmT
— SoleCollector.com (@SoleCollector) January 13, 2015
Check out some other cool shots of Lillard’s first signature sneaker below.


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