Quick Facts
- The colorway starts with black suede on the T-toe, bottom of the side panels, and heel, plus black leather on the lace panel
- The all-over print art design is added to the canvas side panels, with yellow leather layered on top for the Three Stripe side panels logos and the heel tab
- The Bob Marley x adidas SL 72 Jamaica will be released in Europe February 13, 2026
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Jamaican reggae legend Bob Marley’s legacy spans musical genres, cultures, and every other social barrier you could think of, bringing his message of love, togetherness, and the fight for freedom to every corner of the globe. Marley’s impact has also carried over to fashion, where his penchant for rocking adidas track suits has evolved into a long-term partnership, with his estate adding Marley’s image to a collection of adidas clothing and sneakers.
The latest pair from the collab collection, which includes the Evo SL and Gazelle Indoor, is the Bob Marley x adidas SL 72 Jamaica, a retro runner covered in all-over print graphic art in a mix of colors that represents the Rastafarian, Jamaican, and Pan African flags, blending black, green, red, and yellow throughout. The pair follows up on the first SL 72 that dropped in 2024.
The colorway starts with black suede on the T-toe, bottom of the side panels, and heel, plus black leather on the lace panel. The all-over print art design is added to the canvas side panels, with yellow leather layered on top for the Three Stripe side panels logos and the heel tab. The midsole features a red stripe above a white base, with more black on the outsole.
The Bob Marley x adidas SL 72 Jamaica will be released in Europe on February 13, 2026 through adidas and select retailers in-store and online, with no release date for the States on the calendar quite yet. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $130. For all the latest adidas collab news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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