Song For The Mute adidas FW26: Drop Dates, Prices, Odds

When does the Song For The Mute adidas FW26 collection drop?

The reported schedule runs in stages. Song For The Mute held a pre-release on 12 September 2026, then a regional launch for Australia and China on 18 September 2026. The wider global release is reported for 16 October 2026 through adidas, the adidas CONFIRMED app, and selected stockists. The FW26 line was previewed at Paris Fashion Week, which pushed it into search and social feeds. Treat the October date as reported rather than guaranteed, since regional timing, sizes, and stock levels can differ.

Editorial coverage also refers to the collection as RUN02, though adidas material does not confirm that name as clearly as the publications do. The Hypebeast first look lays out the two-shoe focus, and the GQ preview covers the broader autumn/winter story. If you track several collabs at once, our 2026 sneaker release calendar keeps the dates in one place.

What shoes and colorways are in the FW26 lineup?

The footwear centers on two adidas Originals silhouettes: the Samba OG SFTM 010 and the SL 72 Pro SFTM 011. Each is reported in three colorways. The Samba comes in Base Green, Brown, and Black. The SL 72 Pro comes in Cream White, Simple Brown, and Wild Teal. Coverage also names a Supernova Rise 3 SFTM and an Adizero Evo SL SFTM as part of a running chapter.

Design details reported across the line include distressed or aged materials, irregular graphics, long rope laces, and a speed-toggle system. The Samba OG SFTM 010 also carries a collapsible heel and a deconstructed upper. Both shoes carry co-branded tongue and heel tags, so the detailing reads as collectible rather than standard retail footwear. The NSS Magazine write-up and the Designscene running preview both describe the construction. Note that adidas' own listing does not independently display every colorway, so confirm shades on the product page before you commit.

How much do the Samba OG SFTM and SL 72 Pro SFTM cost?

Pricing is only partly confirmed. The Samba OG SFTM 010 pricing was still to be confirmed at the time of writing, so check the retailer's product page for final numbers. The SL 72 Pro SFTM 011 is priced at $170. Hypebeast lists the FW26 MSRP as TBC overall, so do not treat any single figure as final for all six colorways.

One adidas listing shows a Song For The Mute product at US$130, but the available result does not identify it clearly enough to assign it to a specific FW26 model. For comparison, adidas confirmed a €150 price for the Supernova Rise 3 from the earlier SS26 running collection, which is not evidence of an FW26 price. Because pricing and stock vary by region, check each retailer's product page before the September and October windows. The adidas Song For The Mute hub is the place to watch for updates.

Where can you buy the FW26 collection, and is there a raffle?

Reported channels are Song For The Mute itself, adidas, the adidas CONFIRMED app, and selected stockists. CONFIRMED access is reported, but a raffle format, entry window, and draw mechanics are not verified. No source confirms how entries would be allocated or how many pairs each account could buy.

The staged structure matters here. A brand pre-release on 12 September, a regional launch for Australia and China on 18 September, and a wider global release on 16 October create several access tiers, and each step limits who can buy and when. If you miss the early rungs, later availability is broader but demand may have already thinned stock on popular colorways like Base Green and Wild Teal. For a look at how another adidas access mechanic works, see our breakdown of the adidas Golden Ticket for the Pharrell Jellyfish.

How many pairs will be made, and what are the odds of getting a pair?

No verified source gives a total number of pairs, units per colorway, or regional allocation. No verified probability or stock-to-entry ratio is available either. Any numerical odds estimate for this release would be speculative, so treat social posts quoting pair counts or win rates with suspicion.

What you can do is read the mechanics that are published. A raffle or CONFIRMED draw, if one is confirmed, would publish entry rules and a window. Until then, the honest answer is that supply and access odds are unknown. Resale value is equally unverified: demand, stock, regional distribution, and final retail pricing all feed into it, so nobody can promise a markup. Our guide to how mystery box odds work explains the difference between published odds and guessed ones.

How does the FW26 drop compare with other adidas Samba collabs?

The Samba is the busiest canvas in the adidas Originals lineup right now, and each collaborator pushes it differently. Song For The Mute leans on deconstruction and aged finishes. Other partners take a cleaner route. The table below compares reported details across recent Samba projects, using only figures confirmed in our sources.

For the denim project, our Kith x adidas Samba Denim guide has the details. The pattern across all of them is the same: named silhouettes, limited runs, and access that rewards people who watch the calendar.

What is still unverified about the FW26 release?

Several headline numbers remain open. Official MSRP for every shoe is not verified, production quantity is unpublished, raffle odds are unavailable, and guaranteed availability on 16 October is not confirmed. The RUN02 name and the exact SKU numbers SFTM-010 and SFTM-011 appear in editorial coverage but were not independently confirmed by adidas in the cited material.

Fit guidance is also missing. No reliable official sizing note for FW26 was found, so wait for adidas product pages and retailer fit notes before ordering. The adidas newsroom release is the best primary check on what the brand has actually said.

Can you chase limited sneakers without paying resale markups?

Staged drops reward early access, and resale prices often climb once a colorway sells out. One transparent alternative is opening mystery boxes on TroveDrops, where sneaker and streetwear boxes list the exact odds for each possible item before you open. TroveDrops is play-for-fun: you open boxes with free virtual coins, with no real money and no real prizes.

Nothing ships during the free-to-play beta, and items can be traded in for virtual coins. You can browse boxes and odds to see what is currently stocked, and every result is checkable on our provably fair page. If you want to compare formats first, our Hypebeast mystery box guide covers prices, odds, and real value.

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