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It looks like HAL STUDIOS joined the Samba wave.

The Highs and Lows' imprint recently unveiled its Season 3 collection, which saw cool-weather-worthy apparel paired with the brand's Glacier ASICS shoes and — drum roll — what looks like an adidas Samba collaboration.

Funny enough, Designer and HAL STUDIOS creative director John Bouquet casually previewed the pairs during a photo dump back in July during Paris Fashion Week.

Bouquet's pics, probably the best looks yet, reveal the reigning adidas silhouette with a mix of leather and suede (both smooth and hairy) for the upper and finished with classic black and white colorblocking.

Other noteworthy details on HAL STUDIOS' alleged Samba include a bungee lace system and a slightly-puffy tongue (looks like nylon). And there appears to be some wording, possibly HAL STUDIOS' branding, stamped on the heel.

Looks like a Samba. Sounds like a HAL STUDIOS Samba judging by this construction. But until we receive official word from the creative house, it's all speculation for now. It certainly makes sense, though.

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Earlier this year, HAL STUDIOS competed in adidas Consortium Cup, cooking their own Superstar rendered in their signature earthy palette and complete with a glow-in-the-dark sole.

While they didn't get score the W in the competition, the brand left fans with this: "Don't worry, this isn't our last project with adidas...More to come this year!"

HAL STUDIOS is also fresh off its last ASICS GEL-1130 collab, with the "Glacier" scheme closing out the trilogy project with the Japanese footwear brand.

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Sounds like perfect timing for a new collaboration — cough, a Samba, cough — if you ask us.

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