1972, Adidas first adopted the clover trademark. The four-leaf clover represents the Olympic spirit and the goal that athletes have been pursuing-"higher, faster and stronger". Many people think that the pattern of clover represents a blooming flower. In fact, it originally represented a map of the world, connecting three continental plates together, and also referred to three belts sewn by Adi Dassler, the founder of Adidas.

1996, adidas chose the centenary of the birth of the modern Olympic Games to commemorate and celebrate the great achievements made in the past and look forward to the future. Clover will only appear in the classic series of products, and all other products will be replaced with brand-new "three articles" trademarks, representing the brand's high-quality connotation and future prospects.

The products with three stripes are all sports series.

Clover is mainly aimed at retro and leisure markets.

They are all ADI's, but only two registered logo V-3.

You mean clothes?

Is that the V-3 brand owned by Adidas?

Y-3, right

Y-3 is a high-end brand owned by Adidas.

More expensive than ordinary ADI