At adidas, we define circularity as maintaining the value of products and materials at their highest level for as long as possible. This aligns with the UN Environment Programme's definition in its report 'Sustainability and Circularity in the Textile Value Chain'.

Nature sustains a healthy planet. At adidas, we understand our dependencies and impacts on nature, and see how everything is interconnected: healthy soil nurtures biodiversity, clean water supports thriving communities, and responsible chemical use protects natural systems.

See how adidas's Social Impact team in Mexico is bringing sport closer to more children and young people, using the biggest footballing event as a springboard and platform for inclusion, learning, and new opportunities.

Find out more about an initiative dedicated to creating more opportunities for girls to play, grow, and belong in football.

See how adidas broke down barriers to increase accessibility to sports for people with disabilities.

As students begin a new school year, stories like Benjamin Lee’s remind us of how access to sport opens doors and inspires future leaders.

While fitness racing has been around for a number of years, it’s only recently that its visibility has boomed. It’s the fastest growing sport right now, moving from being a niche activity to a mainstream fitness event in next to no time.