Adidas Stan Smith EVG

Symbol of camaraderie

Imagine all the groomsmen proudly sporting our personalized Adidas Stan Smith stag do sneakers emblazoned with “Team Groom,” “Groom Squad,” or “Team Groom.” More than just a fashion accessory, these shoes represent the unity and camaraderie among close friends, all there to support the groom-to-be for his stag do and wedding. Every step in these sneakers is a show of support for the groom.

Custom style

Whether it's at the stag party or during the wedding ceremony and reception, your group of groomsmen will stand out with a personal and original touch. What's more, Adidas Stan Smith sneakers are the perfect way to complete a smart suit look without sacrificing style! A well-tailored suit and Adidas Stan Smith stag party sneakers—it's the ultimate combination!

The Adidas Stan Smith EVG sneakers are subtly personalized with an inscription on the back of the sneakers in the color of your choice and in a classic font, namely “Century”.

You can choose from these expressions:

• Team Groom
• Groom Squad
• Team married

If you'd like to create your own version of the Adidas Stan Smith EVG, the customization page is waiting for you and your creative ideas!
Consider personalizing the patch to match the wedding theme color or your suit color so you can wear these shoes on the big day with style.

Have each of the groomsmen wear custom Adidas Stan Smith stag do sneakers! It's a unique way to bring everyone together and stand out from the other guests…

The famous Stan Smith wasn't always called that. In 1964, Adidas wanted to create a shoe for tennis, a sport that was booming at the time. They approached French tennis player Robert Haillet, who designed the shoe. It wasn't until six years later, in 1970, that the German brand with the three stripes signed a contract with Stanley Smith and renamed the shoe "Stan Smith."
While today everyone wears sneakers, at that time they were still considered sports equipment, and it was the Stan Smith that sparked this change! In the 1980s, Stan Smiths became popular beyond the tennis court; this marked the beginning of the "sneaker" (a shoe worn for lifestyle purposes) as we know it today.
While the Stan Smith enjoyed considerable success for years, in 2011 Adidas announced the end of the iconic "Stan Smith" for 2012. The shoe was outdated and no longer selling well enough. But in 2013, the German sportswear company reversed course and announced the return of the Stan Smith in 2014. Whether it was a poor strategic choice or a stroke of marketing genius, Stan Smith sales took off again!