Stickabush

Stickabush is one of Berlin's smallest and best-curated sneaker shops, located at Graefestraße 84 in Kreuzberg since its last move. The shelves feature adidas Originals and Finnish retro-runners from Karhu, complemented by streetwear from Carhartt WIP and Alpha Industries. Sneakers cost approximately 100 to 170 Euros.
Stickabush in Kreuzberg: Curated Sneakers in Graefekiez
The store opened on December 3, 2009, founded by Howy Goitom, and has since changed neighborhoods twice: from Gipsstraße in Mitte to Friedelstraße in Neukölln and finally to Graefestraße 84 in Kreuzberg, at the corner of Kottbusser Damm. So, if you have one of the old addresses in mind, you’ll be out of luck. The principle has remained: a single store instead of a chain, a deliberately narrow assortment instead of a wall full of boxes, plus advice that takes its time for the fit and considers care products and matching accessories. The store states that it specifically collaborates with suppliers who share its stance on fair working conditions and sustainability. The interior is accordingly understated, modern, and minimalist. It was opened at the time to coincide with the pre-sale launch of a Nike model with an explicit Berlin connection. It was opened at the time with a pre-sale that attracted collectors from all over the city.
adidas Originals and Karhu: A Collection with a Clear Signature
Two brands dominate the shelves much more strongly than all others. adidas Originals stands for the classics, Karhu from Finland for the retro-runners that are otherwise rarely seen in stores in Berlin. Additionally, there are New Balance, Nike, ROD, and Ucon Acrobatics, and beyond shoes, an expanded streetwear department with Carhartt WIP, Alpha Industries, and Jonathan Johnson, ranging from bomber jackets to shirts, caps, beanies, bags, and socks. Women’s models are explicitly part of the assortment. Prices for sneakers range from approximately 100 to 170 Euros, an adidas Handball Spezial costs 120 Euros, a Karhu Mestari 76 around 110 Euros. Online ordered goods can be picked up in the store. The Schönleinstraße subway station is about a four-minute walk away, Kottbusser Tor about eight minutes. If you visit, you should bring some time; the store is small, and conversation is part of the concept. There is no second branch, but there is an online shop. If you are looking for a specific model, it’s best to ask directly, as the stock is manageable.
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Price Level
Sneakers approximately between 100 and 170 Euros, an adidas Handball Spezial costs 120 Euros
Opening Hours
Monday to Saturday 12:00 to 18:00, closed Sundays
Brands
adidas Originals, Karhu, New Balance, Nike, ROD, Ucon Acrobatics, Carhartt WIP, Alpha Industries and Jonathan Johnson
Focus
Lifestyle and streetwear, plus retro and running models
Address
Since the last move, Graefestraße 84 in Kreuzberg, no longer Friedelstraße
Public Transport
U Schönleinstraße about four minutes on foot, Kottbusser Tor about eight minutes, Bus M29 and 140
Pickup
Online ordered goods can be picked up in the store
Special Feature
Consultation with fit check, plus care products and matching accessories
Opening Hours
- Montag: 12:00–19:00
- Dienstag: 12:00–19:00
- Mittwoch: 12:00–19:00
- Donnerstag: 12:00–19:00
- Freitag: 12:00–19:00
- Samstag: 12:00–19:00
- Sonntag: Closed














