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There's a little something for everyone in adidas' latest SPZL collection, including those seeking a new sporty-casual, flat-soled flex for fall. The Halewood SPZL checks that box.

It's a new low-soled sneaker inspired by the brand's archival indoor shoes. It's honestly a "spezial" remake of the adidas Barrington Smash, dressed in a more luxe, fall-worthy outfit.

For its debut, adidas' Halewood lands in rust-orange suede with dark navy blue leather accents, plus a classic rubber outsole for sporty grip.

We already knew adidas made good flat sneakers, as evident with other bangers like the Tokyo, Samba, and even the Handball Spezial. With the Halewood, the brand clearly hasn't missed a beat. Translation: it's another goodie for the collection.

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The Fall/Winter 2026 SPZL collection also includes another stylish flat shoe called the Hawaii alongside the dressy Albrecht II and hiking-style Wetherlam boot. See, I told you there's something for nearly every shoe enthusiast.

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adidas' Halewood SPZL sneaker is now available on its website for $130, along with the rest of the collection.

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