Adidas is Europe's largest sportswear manufacturer and the world's second largest behind Nike. Adolf Dassler and Rudolf Dassler founded the company in 1924 as "The Dassler Brothers Shoe Factory." The founders, who were sports enthusiasts, set out to create athletic shoes that would improve athletes' performance in any sport.

Eventually, in 1949, the two brothers severed their ties, resulting in the founding of Adidas by Adolf Dassler and Puma by Rudolf, which made them the largest commercial rivals of the time. Its name comes from Adolf Dassler's initials, and the three-stripe logo was adopted as a pattern on its shoes for added comfort. Adidas is currently estimated at $14.3 billion by 2021, with the slogan "Impossible is nothing."

AdiIn 2017, Adidas generated 21 billion euros in revenue and has a brand value of $7 billion.idas employed 5,888 people worldwide in the same year, with footwear accounting for half of its sales. In terms of what its customers want, Adidas is significantly smaller than Nike, and it is aiming to reach a larger audience in North America. As of December 2021, Adidas' total global revenues were reported to be $11.61 billion.

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Adidas is a global sportswear brand known for its innovative athletic footwear, apparel, and accessories. Founded in 1949 by Adolf "Adi" Dassler in Herzogenaurach, Germany, Adidas quickly gained recognition for its high-quality products and pioneering designs. The iconic three-stripe logo symbolizes performance and style, making it a staple in both sports and fashion industries. Adidas sponsors major sports teams and events, further cementing its reputation as a leading brand. Its product range spans various sports, including soccer, running, basketball, and training. Committed to sustainability, Adidas emphasizes eco-friendly materials and practices in its manufacturing processes. The brand's blend of performance technology and stylish aesthetics continues to appeal to athletes and casual wearers alike.