adidas Gazelle Indoor - Green - White - 7


The adidas Gazelle Indoor is an iconic lifestyle sneaker designed for adults who value classic heritage design paired with premium materials. Originally debuting in 1966 as a specialized indoor football shoe, this model offers a timeless aesthetic with its signature suede construction and vibrant green and white colorway; however, prospective buyers should note that the suede material requires more careful maintenance than synthetic alternatives to preserve its rich texture and appearance.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | Green |
| Accent Colour | White |
| Material | Suede |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Shoe Size UK | 7 |
| Series | Gazelle Indoor |
| Brand | adidas |
The adidas Gazelle Indoor generally fits true to size for most adults, though those with wider feet may prefer to try them on for a precise fit.
No, it is highly recommended to avoid machine washing as the water and agitation can permanently damage the suede material and loosen the adhesives.
Store them in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight to prevent the green color from fading and the suede from drying out.
While originally designed as indoor football shoes in 1966, they are now categorized as lifestyle sneakers. They lack the modern cushioning and support required for high-impact sports.
Use a soft-bristled suede brush in a circular motion to lift dust and restore the nap of the material.
Yes, the gum sole has a semi-transparent quality that displays the adidas Trefoil logo beneath the rubber layer.
Lightly dampen the entire surface of the suede with a clean cloth to ensure even drying, then let it dry naturally away from sunlight.
Use a gentle soap and water solution with a microfiber cloth to wipe the stripes, avoiding the suede areas.
Use a mild degreaser or specialized shoe cleaner with a soft brush to gently scrub the rubber outsole.
Because these trainers are made from suede, initial protection is recommended. Use a suede-specific water and stain repellent spray before first wear to create a barrier against the elements. If the shoes get wet, let them air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, which can cause the suede to stiffen or shrink. To maintain the nap of the suede, use a specialized soft-bristled suede brush to gently remove surface dirt or dust. For deep cleaning, avoid machine washing; instead, use a dedicated suede cleaner or a white eraser for targeted scuffs on the leather or rubber sole edges.