Adidas Stan Smith Papa cool v2

The "cool dad" club

For dads who like to have a good time with their kids, while taking their dad role to the limit, Double G Customs has created a collection of personalized sneakers with the inscription "papa cool" or "daddy cool". The Adidas Stan Smith Papa cool v2 sneaker is one of them.

Matchy-matchy

The Adidas Stan Smith Papa cool v2 model pairs up with the one designed for cool moms! And to make sure there's no jealousy, Double G Customs has also designed a customized model for mini coolies! There's something for the whole family to enjoy, and a matching pair for young and old alike to express the love that unites the family.

Adidas Stan Smith customized with a design from the "family and friends" collection available for lifestyle sneakers.

Would you like to write "papou adoré" or "papa stylé" instead of "papa cool"? This design is available with the option of customizing the inscription in the "coeur pop" collection of wedding sneaker designs. To personalize the inscription on an Adidas Stan Smith, click here.

A sneaker model to be combined with the Mommy and Mini versions for stylish, matching custom sneakers for the whole family.

The Stan Smith, named after Californian tennis player Stanley Smith, was not always so named. The pair was created in 1964, Adidas wanted to create a pair for the then booming tennis scene. To do so, they called on French tennis player Robert Haillet who created the design for the pair. It was not until 1970 that Adidas signed a contract with Stanley Smith and renamed the pair "Stan Smith". At that time, trainers were still considered sports equipment and not everyday shoes. It was the iconic Stan Smith that changed the game in the 1980s by making its mark outside the tennis court. 30 years later in 2011, Adidas announced the end of the mythical "Stan Smith" for 2012, the pair is no longer sold...

But in 2013, Adidas turned around and announced the return of the Stan Smith for 2014 to the delight of fans. Will the Stan Smith have another 30 years of glory?