adidas Originals and 100 Thieves Launch Bold Fall Collection Inspired by Esports and Workwear

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Following the success of their first head-to-toe collection, adidas Originals and 100 Thieves reunite this fall with a new line of apparel, footwear, and accessories. This second collaborative collection blends workwear influences with 100 Thieves’ heritage, prioritizing bold designs, comfort, and versatility.

A standout piece in the lineup is a motocross-inspired long-sleeve jersey that channels the early era of esports fashion. Matching accessories, including socks and a cap with a flame graphic, alongside a co-branded crossbody bag, enhance the collection’s signature look. Completing the workwear theme, a heavyweight hooded jacket and carpenter-style pants in black with co-branded accents bring rugged style to the collection.

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The collection also debuts the Palos Hills sneaker, a modern take on an archival adidas silhouette featuring 100 Thieves’ script logo on the tongue, embodying the perfect blend of legacy and innovation.

Accompanying the Drop 2 product line is an exclusive, 16-page zine inspired by Japanese streetwear and 2000s magazine culture. Created in collaboration with artist GOODNEWSFORBADGUYS, the zine features a manga-style comic and a photo shoot with 100 Thieves creator Vinnie Hacker.

The collection launches on November 2nd at 100thieves.com and will be released globally on November 6th through Adidas.com, the Adidas app, Adidas stores, and select retailers.

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100 Thieves Announce “Fortnite” Heist Game

100 Thieves has never been content to simply be an esports team. Company founder Matthew Nadeshot Haag has always been very clear about his intentions. He wants to make 100T the luxury lifestyle brand of the gaming world. This has included a partnership with Gucci in 2021, the sugar-free energy Juvee, and series A funding led by Drake. However, one major area the company has invested in is game design.

It all began with the acquisition of gaming peripheral company Highground in 2021. That blossomed into the announcement that 100T were working on their own FPS product simply known as Project X. While Project X appears to be some way away still, 100T aren’t sitting idly by. After all, it would be very un-100T to simply wait for the game to be ready. Instead, they have reportedly jumped on a smaller side project to be deployed inside of the biggest games on the market.

100 Thieves Announce Fortnite Mode

In a video released to Twitter, Nadeshot and 100T CPO Pete Hawley revealed that they would be dropping a Fortnite game mode on July 11. As yet unnamed mode would be a three-on-three heist game. Teams would have to infiltrate a bank, steal money, and then successfully escape. The game was designed in Unreal Engine Fortnite, a UE build that Epic Games has made available for the development of internal Fortnite projects. Fortnite has become the hub for wild promotional crossovers. In fact, 100T feels tame compared to the likes of Marshmello and Travis Scott concerts. There are still few things weirder than being killed by someone in an Ariana Grande cosmetic.

According to Nade and Hawley, their development team was able to put together the game mode in under two months. Furthermore, they stated that they hope to be able to utilize the game to help provide feedback in order to improve UE Fortnite. Meanwhile, Project X continues to be worked on behind the scenes. Elsewhere, 100 Thieves continue to have mixed success in their esports operations. Their LoL team is currently 4th in the LCS. Meanwhile, their Apex Legends team continues to struggle in pro play, as has their VALORANT team.

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Lil Nas X Is Hyped Up About 100 Thieves Competing In The ‘League Of Legends’ World Championship

The 2021 League Of Legends World Championship has been taking place and the matches have been really exciting so far. One person, that’s been really enjoying them? Lil Nas X. His enjoyment of video games isn’t a secret. He’s a huge fan of Sonic The Hedgehog and did a livestream concert inside Roblox.

Lil Nas X is also a big fan of the League Of Legends team 100 Thieves. He’s so much of a fan that he decided to do create a hype video to celebrate the 2021 League Of Legends World Championship featuring a completely unique compilation of Lil Nas X’s hits “Thats What I Want” and “Industry Baby.” The result is a great hype video featuring 100 Thieves member JhbTeam dancing around with visions of Lil Nas X performing inside the LCS Championship trophy. The behind the scenes footage from the shoot is also quite enjoyable.

Anyone that wants to check out 100 Thieves in the League Of Legends World Championship can find them competing online at Lolesports.com They’re currently in the group stage, coming off a loss to Edward Gaming, but they’ll get a second shot at getting a win on Tuesday when they take on FocusMe.

If they manage to make a title run maybe we’ll get an opportunity to see Lil Nas X celebrating it. We’re also going to eagerly anticipate more crossovers with him and the world of gaming.