He currently wears the Stan Smith Millennium. He may have retired nearly 30 years ago, but that doesn't mean Smith can't still play tennis every once in a while. And rather than play in a brand ...

Over a 17-year career in tennis, Stan Smith earned approximately $1.7 million (£1.36million), but with a royalty system in place for his shoes and a lifelong contract with Adidas that he signed ...

Stan Smith competes at Roland Garros during the French Open in 1970. Getty Images Tennis legend John McEnroe and founding member of Run DMC Darryl McDaniels are also featured in the documentary.

The Stan Smith Mylo highlights the new material so consumers can “see the edges and see the mushroom layers,” Love says. “It brings a richness and depth to the product with the OG colorway.” ...

A clean classic — For the Stan Smith, Forever capsule, the brand has released three eco-conscious Stan Smiths, all maintaining the shoe’s familiar silhouette but with added graphics.

Craig Green’s SS23 adidas Collaboration is a Lesson in Restraint: The designer talks HYPEBEAST through his decision to limit himself to the Stan Smith and Retropy.

As of now, the Hello Kitty and Friends x adidas Stan Smith has only popped up via adidas Malaysia where it is priced at RM489 MYR (approx. $109 USD) and scheduled to launch March 31.

Stan Smith was a 6-foot-4 California blond, not long out of UCLA, when Sea Pines founder Charles E. Fraser signed him to represent his Hilton Head resort community to the world.

In April 1971, tennis legend Stan Smith resettled from his native Southern California to become the touring pro for the nascent Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Former world No. 1 Stan Smith tells CNN Sports it is “unfortunate” that tennis seems to be experiencing “a lot of the same issues we had back 50 years ago.” ...

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. From roughly 2014 until 2016, the Adidas Stan Smith was the coolest sneaker on ...

First introduced in 1965, the original Stan Smith shoe was named after the legendary American tennis player, and has since become one of the most well-known and beloved designs in sneaker history.