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The adidas Samba has grown up. Now, it's a mature and dapper brogue shoe. Take this sneaker out to dinner!

No, seriously. The ubiquitous adidas model has never looked more sophisticated than as the new Samba WTR, essentially a winterized Samba dress shoe with all the trappings of adidas' most famous shoe made surprisingly classy.

The German sportswear brand quietly debuted the model this fall, arriving right in time for sneakers' wider dress-ification era. For example, the Samba WTR has already enjoyed a few luxe designs. But the newest brown colorway is easily the classiest yet.

This iteration of the samba WTR appears dressed in brown leather with punched-out brogue details, creating an intricate and extremely elegant look for the already dressy adidas sneaker.

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As for the winterized part, adidas' Samba WTR features what looks like sturdy canvas underlays plus these chunky Freizeit-style lug soles that presumably enable winterized grip.

The two utilitarian touches are sure to maintain the high-class energy even on the coldest days.

The Samba WTR has already arrived at some overseas stores. However, the brogue pairs in particular are expected to drop before the year is out.

So keep an eye on adidas' website for the release. A Samba dress shoe this good could be here today and gone in the same day, if you're not quick enough.

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