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Following a strong run of archival transformations on models like the Forum Low, Response CL, and Campus, Puerto Rican global icon Bad Bunny continues to expand his homegrown footwear universe. Dropping on September 26, 2026, the Bad Bunny x adidas Badbo 1.0 Night Navy delivers a moody iteration of the superstar’s first ground-up signature model.

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What makes the Badbo 1.0 silhouette so significant is its status as a completely custom blueprint built specifically for Benito, rather than a standard retro recolor. 

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Splicing Y2K basketball geometry, padded skate shoe proportions, and vintage indoor court tooling, the design mirrors Bad Bunny’s eclectic personal aesthetic. 

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The Night Navy colorway swaps out initial high-contrast palettes for a sophisticated, tonal gradient look inspired by the rich coastal waters surrounding his native Puerto Rico.

Pairing multi-textured, dark blue suede with subtle performance details, the shoe strikes a balance between artistic storytelling and actually looking good. It’s a balance that a surprising number of releases can’t master.

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The upper is built from a mix of Night Navy suede, soft leather overlays, and perforated paneling. Strategic pops of bright orange at the top lace loops deliver sharp visual contrast against the deep blue backdrop, while Bad Bunny’s signature star emblem sits proudly on the heel.

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The shoe relies on a vintage-inspired off-white midsole that provides a slightly aged contrast to the upper’s finish. Overall, the mixture of references across sports and eras means that this design is an amalgamation of Bad Bunny’s influences. Is that not exactly what a signature shoe should be?

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Following a strong run of archival transformations on models like the Forum Low, Response CL, and Campus, Puerto Rican global icon Bad Bunny continues to expand his homegrown footwear universe. Dropping on September 26, 2026, the Bad Bunny x adidas Badbo 1.0 Night Navy delivers a moody iteration of the superstar’s first ground-up signature model.

Shop adidas

What makes the Badbo 1.0 silhouette so significant is its status as a completely custom blueprint built specifically for Benito, rather than a standard retro recolor. 

Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the
Highsnobiety App now

Splicing Y2K basketball geometry, padded skate shoe proportions, and vintage indoor court tooling, the design mirrors Bad Bunny’s eclectic personal aesthetic. 

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

The Night Navy colorway swaps out initial high-contrast palettes for a sophisticated, tonal gradient look inspired by the rich coastal waters surrounding his native Puerto Rico.

Pairing multi-textured, dark blue suede with subtle performance details, the shoe strikes a balance between artistic storytelling and actually looking good. It’s a balance that a surprising number of releases can’t master.

Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.

The upper is built from a mix of Night Navy suede, soft leather overlays, and perforated paneling. Strategic pops of bright orange at the top lace loops deliver sharp visual contrast against the deep blue backdrop, while Bad Bunny’s signature star emblem sits proudly on the heel.

Want to stay in the loop?We’ve got you coveredDownload the
Highsnobiety App now

The shoe relies on a vintage-inspired off-white midsole that provides a slightly aged contrast to the upper’s finish. Overall, the mixture of references across sports and eras means that this design is an amalgamation of Bad Bunny’s influences. Is that not exactly what a signature shoe should be?

Shop Bad Bunny x adidas

Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping and subscribe to Shopper for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.

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