Adidas Voucher Codes - December 2020

History of Adidas

Adidas has been associated with high quality sportswear and equipment since its inception in 1924 and now has stores across the world. Originally named Gebruder Dassler Schuhfabrik, the firm changed its name to Adidas in the late 1940s following a dispute between founding brothers Adolf and Rudolf Dassler. Rudolf went onto launch his own sportswear brand, Puma, which remains one of Adidas's biggest competitors to this day.

Clothing made by Adidas is instantly recognisable thanks to the brand's iconic three stripes. Almost all of Adidas's ranges feature the design and it is as sought after as ever. The term Adidas comes from Adolf's name (Adi and Das), although some people falsely believe the brand is an acronym meaning "All Day I Dream About Sports".

Adidas.co.uk has a number of sub-brands to cater for differing tastes and requirements. For those needing hardwearing sportswear for training and performance the regular Adidas brand (identifiable by its logo featuring three vertical stripes in ascending order) will meet your needs. For urban and old school cool, check out the Originals line. Launched in mid-2000s, the brand brought back the retro trefoil logo that Adidas had dispersed of in 1997 and its range is highly influenced by classic designs from the 1970s and 80s.

Neo is a newer range that has many similarities with Originals, but is aimed at a younger market and has been endorsed by Selena Gomez. For those wanting something more upmarket there is the Y3 range that has been made in partnership with Japanese fashion guru Yohji Yamamoto and well as special Adidas pieces from Stella McCartney and Pharell Williams.

Adidas's primary sports are football and athletics, but the brand also manufacturers clothing and equipment for tennis, basketball, golf, rugby, skateboarding, snowboarding and swimming among other sports.

While Adidas has stores in most major UK cities, buying online is usually the best way to go as the range on offer is much greater and there is a good chance of getting yourself a bargain thanks to the number of Adidas voucher codes available.

Brands

Adidas.co.uk has a number of sub-brands and collections to meet differing requirements. These include:

• Originals
• Neo
• Adidas by Stella McCartney
• Y3
• Adidas Porsche Design
• Adidas = Pharell Williams
• Originals by Rita Ora
• Originals by Jeremy Scott
• Originals x Farm
• list

Departments

Departments found both in-store and online include:

• Shoes
• Clothing
• Accessories
• Hoodies
• Bags
• Gloves
• Eyewear
• Watches
• HeartBeat Sports
• Hardware

Specialist sub departments you can navigate to on the Adidas.co.uk home page include:

• Football boots
• Trail Running Shoes
• Golf Clothing
• Golf Shoes
• Tennis Shoes
• Rugby Shoes

Opening Times

Adidas currently has over 30 stores across the UK. These are made up of main branches, outlets and specialist brand stores such as Originals and two flagship Y3 stores in London. Opening times differ from store to store, with high street branches typically open 09:00-17:30 Monday to Saturday and 10.00 to 16:00 on Sundays. However, stores on retail parks, in large cities and shopping centres are often open as late as 20.00 through the week.

Thankfully, Adidas's website is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year so you can get your fashion fix any time you like.

Delivery Information

Adidas has a number of delivery options. Standard delivery costs £3.95 per package and takes 2-3 business days. Express delivery is available at a cost of £9.95, while delivery of customised "mi" products costs £8.95 and takes between four and six weeks.

All UK orders over £100 are delivered free of charge (except for mi items).

Returns Policy

All orders from Adidas.co.uk are sent out with a return form and label. Returns are free and all you have to do is put the item back in its original packaging, complete the form and drop the package off at the nearest Kiala point or UPS access point.

Where that is not possible, a collection can be arranged from your home by calling UPS on 0845 787 7877 (Monday to Friday 8:00 to 20:00, Saturday 08:00 to 14:00).

Refunds are issued within 14 days providing that Adidas's Return Policy has been met. Unfortunately, Adidas does not exchange products, but you can always place a new order after receiving your money back.

Security & Reviews

Adidas.co.uk is a very secure website as it is protected by a SSL certificate from the Entrust Certification Authority. The easiest way to identify sites that have this protection is by looking for the green locked padlock in the URL bar when you reach the checkout screen.

The website's reviews on Trust Pilot are mixed to say the least. Most of the negative reviews seem are based on delivery times, but as people are more likely to write about a bad experience, these should not be seen as an indication of the service received by the majority.