As someone in the sportswear industry at FuKi Gymwear, I often hear people ask:
“Is Reebok still owned by Adidas?”
The short answer: No. Reebok is no longer owned by Adidas.
In 2021, Adidas sold Reebok to Authentic Brands Group (ABG), a U.S.-based brand management company.
Let’s explore what happened, why the ownership changed, and what it means for the sportswear market.
👉 Source: Reebok Official.
Adidas bought Reebok to compete with Nike in the U.S. market. However:
👉 Related read: Who Is Under Armour Owned By?
At FuKi Gymwear, we know ownership changes matter less than brand positioning. Reebok’s revival shows that even established brands need fresh strategy.
What we provide for fitness startups:
This allows new brands to compete—even against global names.
Brand | Current Owner | Focus Areas | Market Position |
---|---|---|---|
Adidas | Public company (Germany) | Football, streetwear, collabs | #2 global sportswear |
Reebok | Authentic Brands Group (USA) | Fitness, retro sneakers, lifestyle | Smaller, niche growth |
Nike | Public company (USA) | Innovation, lifestyle, running | #1 global sportswear |
Q1: Is Reebok still owned by Adidas?
👉 No. Since 2021, it’s owned by Authentic Brands Group.
Q2: Why did Adidas sell Reebok?
Because Reebok underperformed and Adidas wanted to focus on its core brand.
Q3: Is Reebok still popular?
Yes—especially for retro sneakers and CrossFit-style fitness gear.
Q4: What can new brands learn from this?
That clear positioning matters more than just being part of a big company.
So, is Reebok still owned by Adidas?
✅ No. Reebok is now part of Authentic Brands Group (ABG).
The lesson: brands survive and thrive when they adapt their identity and focus.
At FuKi Gymwear, we help activewear labels build strong identities with custom, sustainable, and private-label activewear solutions.
👉 Start your journey here: Contact FuKi Gymwear.