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Milo And Adidas Collab To Launch Limited-Edition T-Shirts And Pins Till 10 Aug

Milo x Adidas has limited-edition t-shirts and pins

Milo has been upping its branding game lately, with the viral Milo Plushies and Mister Donut collab being some recent promotions they’ve launched. Hot on the heels of those drops, they’ve just launched their coolest campaign yet. From 1 July to 10 August 2025, you can get your hands on limited-edition Milo x Adidas merch!

Image credit: Nestlé Singapore

You’ll want to get your hands on the Milo x Adidas Limited Edition Tee, which comes in two colours: black and white. Both versions feature Adidas’ signature three stripes on the front and a graphic of Milo products on the back, with the words “WE CAN ONE”. But there’s a catch—you’ll need to buy at least $60 of Milo Ready-to-drink products at FairPrice, Sheng Siong, Giant, Cold Storage and Prime outlets, then book a slot to redeem the T-shirt.

Image credit: Nestlé Singapore

Alternatively, you can redeem it entirely online via platforms such as FairPrice ON, Redmart, and Lazada by spending at least $75 on Milo powder and Ready-To-Drink items. This option will also get you an adorable Milo enamel pin, pictured above.

That’s not all. Check out the newly launched “Fuelling Goodness” collection, which comprises three Adidas-exclusive, Starter Pack-inspired designs: Running, Lepak, and Stay Home. These shirts are priced at $59 each and come with a series of Made For You pins and charms, which cost $12 each. To access the drop, simply sign up as an adiClub member for free.

 

Image credit: Nestlé Singapore

During this period, Milo will be staging a series of road shows around the country. Their promo page includes the image above in the roadshow section, which seems to indicate that the cute plushies and shoe bag may be available there.

For another famous brand that’s launching merch, read our Chin Mee Chin Confectionery 100th anniversary coverage. You’ll find new dishes, commemorative coins, T-shirts, blind bags and more! For a hawker bakery with Milo madeleine, orh nee tart and more in the CBD, read our My Aunty’s Bakery coverage.

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Feature image adapted from Nestlé Singapore.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer with over five years of experience, having written for the first iteration of HungryGoWhere before joining Eatbook. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

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