Tim Hortons announced Monday a new partnership with adidas that includes a new limited-edition Tims Run Club footwear and apparel collection available September 24.
The collection will be available on TimShop.ca.
TIm Hortons said the collection includes a running-inspired lineup of adidas footwear, apparel and accessories that feature Tims signature coffee and cream tones and Tims Run Club graphics.
It said Tims Rewards members will get exclusive early access to the full Tim Hortons x adidas Tims Run Club collection on TimShop.ca on September 24 before it becomes available to all shoppers on September 26.
The collection will also be available through select adidas stores and wholesale partners, including SportChek and Sports Experts, on National Coffee Day, September 29.
“The Tims run is a Canadian classic, it’s a part of our daily routines,” said Hope Bagozzi, Chief Marketing Officer for Tim Hortons. “Teaming up with adidas lets us bring that ritual to life in a fun new way, with a collection that guests will want to wear on their next Tims run – and all day, every day.”
“We are incredibly proud to partner with Tim Hortons to celebrate the Tims Run, a uniquely Canadian ritual,” said Kelly Graham, Head of Marketing at adidas Canada. “As a global leader in sport, we believe in inspiring people to move and to bring sport and style into everyday life. This collection is a great reflection of that belief, combining adidas’ iconic footwear and apparel with Tim Hortons unmistakable Canadian spirit.”
Tim Hortons is also bringing back a lineup of vintage-inspired hot beverage cup designs that capture some of the brand’s iconic looks through the decades. The limited-edition cups are rolling out now across the country and will be available while supplies last.
“We’re proud that millions of Canadians start their day with their favourite coffee at Tims, made with the same secret recipe since 1964,” said Bagozzi. “Our vintage hot beverage cups offer guests a fun trip down memory lane leading up to National Coffee Day, and we know some guests will want to try to collect them all.”
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