Since Friday, 23 October 2026, Singapore runners have been able to buy an ADIZERO Evo SL with the word “Singapore” printed on its midsole, either online at adidas.com.sg/marathon or at selected adidas stores across the island. It anchors adidas Singapore‘s new SGIM26 Capsule Collection, a drop of running shoes, apparel and accessories for men and women that lands right as marathon training season peaks.
If you’ve ever crawled through a loop with your shirt glued to your back, this collection was designed around that exact run, right down to the “Run Lah!” printed on the training tops. (Lah is the Singlish particle that adds punch to anything, so think “go on, run already!”)

One Word on the Midsole
adidas calls the Evo SL “one of adidas’ most popular marathon training shoes since its launch”. The SGIM26 edition swaps the usual colourways for an earthy tone that the brand says is drawn from the textures of Singapore’s best-known running routes. The headline detail is the word “Singapore” on the midsole.

The wider collection’s palette carries the local references further. According to adidas, cream tones nod to the porcelain cups your kopi (local coffee) arrives in at the neighbourhood coffee shop, deep red honours the city’s brick-roofed houses, and lush green picks up the foliage lining so many of our park connectors.

Run Lah, on Your Chest
The “Run Lah!” slogan appears on the training shirt and tank top, and adidas pitches it as a nod to the grit and camaraderie of the local running scene. It’s the most playful piece in the drop, the line your running kaki (Singlish for buddy) shouts when the last kilometre starts to hurt.
Chen Ruiyuan, Country Manager of adidas Singapore and the person steering the brand’s local running push, puts the slang front and centre. “Every detail celebrates the character of running here,” he said, citing “distinctly local touches like ‘Singapore’ on the Evo SL midsole and ‘Run Lah!’ across the training tops.” His stated goal is a collection that “gives them something to call their own”.
Your Weather, Printed on a Tee
If one apparel piece earns a spot in the basket, it’s the Home Run Tee. Its route-map graphic traces the outline of the Evo SL alongside Singapore’s temperature, humidity and geographic coordinates. It comes in Black and White, and the design is subtle enough to pass for an ordinary graphic tee at brunch, unlike a slogan shirt that announces your training plan to the whole café.
Heat, Humidity and Clima Tech
adidas says the collection uses two of its fabric technologies for training in Singapore’s heat and humidity. According to the brand, CLIMACOOL keeps runners cool, dry and free from distraction, while Clima365 fabrics deliver all-day comfort.

Those are brand claims, best tested on a humid evening run.
Pick Your Store Wisely
Ten stores carry the full collection, while four carry footwear only, and the difference matters if you’re after the tees. Around Orchard, both adidas Brand Centre Orchard and adidas ION Orchard carry the full range; up north, so do the Causeway Point, Northpoint City and Waterway Point stores. Flying out soon? The Terminal 1, 2 and 4 stores stock only the shoe, so head to the full-range store at Jewel Changi Airport if you want the Home Run Tee in your carry-on too.

🗓️ Available: From Friday, 23 October 2026
🛒 Online: adidas.com.sg/marathon
👟 Full collection: adidas Brand Centre Orchard, adidas VivoCity Performance (L1), adidas Suntec City, adidas Marina Bay Sands, adidas ION Orchard, adidas Bugis Junction, adidas Waterway Point, adidas Causeway Point, adidas Northpoint City, adidas Jewel Changi Airport
✈️ Footwear only: adidas Resorts World Sentosa, adidas Terminal 1, adidas Terminal 2, adidas Terminal 4
A shoe that literally spells out where you train is a fun way to mark the miles you’ve logged in this humidity. Browse the full SGIM26 Capsule Collection on adidas Singapore’s marathon page, and go run lah!
Photos and Visuals courtesy of adidas Singapore.
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