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Types of Adidas Track Jackets

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A Guide to Adidas Track Jackets

Models, materials, logos, and what sets each style apart

6
Key Characteristics
4
Non-Trefoil Styles
3
Trefoil Styles
$20–50+
Price Range
Table of Contents
① Key Characteristics
② Non-Trefoil Varieties
③ Trefoil Varieties
④ Nylon Variants
⑤ Other Variants & Pricing

Section I

Key Characteristics

Adidas track jackets come in various styles and variations, each with unique characteristics. Here's a comprehensive breakdown based on your observations, highlighting the key features to look for when exploring different models.

  • Logo — Variations in logos are common based on specific models, including the Trefoil and the triple stripe triangle logos.
  • Material — Most track jackets are made from either pure polyester or a cotton-poly blend (generally 50/50).
  • Collar — Track jackets typically zip up to a pop-up collar. Styles like the Superstar lack a collar.
  • Sleeve Stripes — Most models feature the three stripes running along the length of each sleeve, a signature of Adidas branding.
  • Full Zip — These jackets open in the front with a full zipper, excluding quarter-zip varieties.
  • Front Zip Pockets — Most track jackets have two front pockets that zip up for secure storage.
Section II

Non-Trefoil Varieties

These jackets typically lack a traditional logo or use the triple stripe triangle logo and are often made from 100% polyester.

Model Logo / Branding Notable Details
Essentials Adidas lettering only Also known as Tricot or Tricot Track (TT)
Tiro Adidas lettering + triple stripe triangle logo above Standard three-stripe sleeves
Core Tiro-style logo Single stripe along each sleeve (not three)
Condivo Tiro-style logo, no collar Bomber/varsity style like the Superstar SST; sleeve stripes are same color as jacket for a subdued look
Section III

Trefoil Varieties

These jackets feature the trefoil logo and generally follow the Firebird logo layout, varying in cotton-poly blend compositions from 30/70 to 50/50, and some are pure polyester.

Model Logo Layout Notable Details
Firebird Adidas lettering + trefoil logo above The reference layout for the trefoil family
Beckenbauer Adidas lettering + small trefoil to the right Distinct side-by-side logo placement
Superstar Firebird-style logo; often includes SST in name No pop-up collar; bomber/varsity style with piping on front, back, and sleeves
Section IV

Nylon Variants

  • Lock Up — Displays the Firebird style logo and is made from 100% nylon. An additional trefoil and lettering are often located on the sleeves above the cuffs.
Section V

Other Variants

There are numerous additional variants and sub-styles, especially within modern collections. Generally, these jackets are split between those using the trefoil logo for cotton-poly blends and those using the triangle logo for pure synthetics.

Pricing
Category Typical Price Examples
Synthetics (100% polyester) ~$20–30 online Essentials / Tricot
Cotton-poly blends $50+ (often near full retail) Firebird, Beckenbauer, Superstar
Generally, jackets using the trefoil logo come in cotton-poly blends, while those using the triangle logo are made from pure synthetics.

7 models covered across 4 categories — from budget synthetics to cotton-poly classics.

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