• The ‘Bring It To Me’ adidas app integration innovates the consumer journey to provide a unrivalled in-store experience
• The store is a home for London creativity – featuring installations and artwork from London artists and locally inspired product exclusive to the adidas LDN store
• A bespoke line up of in-store services includes the UK’s biggest sneaker permanent servicing department

Today adidas opened the doors of its new Oxford Street flagship – a home for creativity, born from London, that combines digital innovation, unique shopper experiences and a focus on in-store experts to create a new benchmark in retail.

Over 100 digital touchpoints – all 100% powered by green energy - feature throughout the store, each with a clear focus on improving consumer experience or inspiring creativity from visitors.

The new store design has included embedding bespoke innovations into the adidas app, including a ‘Bring It to Me’ feature which uses in-store geolocation tracking to provide an uninterrupted browsing experience. Shoppers can scan products, check stock, request their size and purchase on the spot as they shop without the need for queues or designated collection spaces. Additionally, on the app sneakerheads will be able to book in reminders for upcoming releases by interacting with a Hype Wall digital display on the ground floor.

In The Base visitors will get to take part in product experiences, activations and interactive challenges in an immersive environment made from LED screens and flooring that can change mood and purpose at the click of a button. Along with the MakerLab customisation hub, it will host a programme of regular events to bring creativity back to the heart of Oxford Street.

Just as adidas LDN sits in the heart of London, the city runs through the heart of the store. Bespoke ‘LDN’ product has been designed and will be exclusively sold in-store. Each floor of the store features also original commissions from London artists. Most strikingly, a Union Jack installation made from 1,000 national flags celebrates the ‘city of a thousand nations’; a diversity also reflected by an in-store team who speak 31 different languages.

The store’s digital innovations are augmented by a range of bespoke services that bring the best of boutique shopping to Oxford Street.  Consumers can use the adidas app to book a slot with Crep Protect at an in-store sneaker cleaning service, arrange a product test in the Running Lab or secure a bra-fitting appointment with a team of experts.

Interactive changing room mirrors use RFID technology to recognise products and provide information, with shoppers also able to request different sizes and colours without leaving the space. For those who can’t quite find the right fit, on-site seamstresses are available to make the crucial final tweaks.

Across four floors, adidas LDN features the very best of the brand across sport and style including the widest range of football apparel and footwear, the latest Originals designs and collaborations including adidas YEEZY, alongside adidas by Stella McCartney and Y-3 specific areas. Throughout the whole store, consideration has also been given to respecting and protecting the environment by using a large range of sustainable and responsibly sourced materials including recycled plastic, foam and textiles.

For the latest on the new store please visit https://www.adidas.co.uk/ldn and find out the latest calendar of events, opening times and more.