Berlin’s sneaker stores make more sense as neighborhood visits than a citywide checklist. Start with skateboarding and performance footwear in Mitte, the sneaker-and-music connections of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain, or the boutiques and major brands of City West. The best starting point depends on what draws you to the culture.

This guide covers 14 stores within Berlin and three separate outlet stops in Wustermark, Brandenburg. The city selection includes a Nike Factory Store in Neukölln; you do not have to leave Berlin for every outlet-format visit.

Store information reviewed on November 8, 2026.

Mitte: skateboarding and a dedicated On store

Civilist and On represent two different sides of Mitte: a locally rooted skate shop and a brand store with a running community. They are separate addresses, with New Balance and adidas Originals on Münzstraße offering further options later in the guide.

Civilist

Multicoloured sneakers with yellow laces in a box beside a Civilist item

Civilist has been part of Berlin skateboarding since 2009. Nike SB lists it as an Orange Label shop, linking it to the line distributed through skate shops. That makes Civilist a relevant local stop for people interested in skate footwear and the shops behind that culture.

Address: Brunnenstraße 13, 10119 Berlin. Civilist in Nike SB’s directory.

On Store Berlin Mitte

On shoes in metal compartments along a dark aisle

On Store Berlin Mitte presents the Swiss brand across two floors, with shoes and clothing for running, hiking, and other everyday activities. It also serves as a meeting point for the local running community.

The official page lists a coached On Run Club on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m., asking visitors interested in testing shoes to arrive at 6 p.m. Use the event listing for the session you want to join.

Store hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. This is the dedicated On option in the guide rather than a cross-brand running specialist.

Address: Neue Schönhauser Straße 19, 10178 Berlin. On Berlin Mitte details.

Illuminated metal panel with On shoes in compartments

Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain: sneakers and street culture

OVERKILL and HHV both connect sneakers with wider culture, but through different roots. OVERKILL is in Kreuzberg, while HHV is in Friedrichshain; they are not neighboring storefronts.

OVERKILL Main Store

Illuminated wooden sneaker shelves inside Berlin’s OVERKILL Main Store.

OVERKILL has combined graffiti, sneakers, and streetwear in Kreuzberg since 2003. Graffiti is an actual part of its retail offering, with paints, markers, and related equipment alongside footwear and clothing, rather than simply a decorative theme.

Its brand range includes adidas, ASICS, Nike, New Balance, PUMA, Salomon, and streetwear labels such as Carhartt WIP and WTAPS. The women’s selection is now integrated into the main Berlin store, so there is one current OVERKILL stop in this guide.

Published hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Address: Köpenicker Straße 195 A, 10997 Berlin. OVERKILL Main Store.

Overkill Women: a former space

Pale interior with an Overkill Women counter, bags and a rounded seat

This image shows the former OVERKILL Women space. The women’s selection has moved into the Main Store; the historical component is not an additional operating destination.

Shoes on white walls around decorative gold palm trees
Storefront with an Overkill sign, female symbol and sneaker windows

HHV Store

HHV Berlin interior with a branded counter, sneaker wall and clothing rails.

HHV grew from a hip-hop vinyl business in Friedrichshain, later adding sneakers and streetwear. That origin is still central to the shop: music and footwear belong to the same visit, rather than records appearing as an accessory to a fashion store.

The physical shop stocks a selected part of HHV’s wider online offering, including records across several genres, clothing, and sneakers. Its listening stations and music events make it particularly appealing if digging for records is as important to you as finding a pair of shoes.

HHV offers Store Pick-Up for online orders. Wait for the ready-to-collect notification, then bring the supplied QR code and photo ID to the pickup counter. Orders are held for up to 14 days.

Address: Grünberger Straße 54, 10245 Berlin. The HHV store page lists noon to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Interior of HHV Store
Interior of HHV Store

City West: solebox, Nike and adidas

City West brings solebox’s multibrand perspective together with Nike and adidas on Tauentzienstraße. KICKZ and Lang & Laufladen, covered below, add basketball and specialist running to this part of the city.

solebox Berlin

Sneakers on white mounts above hanging clothing

solebox’s Berlin roots go back to 2002, with its current store concept introduced in 2014. It is a sneaker-and-streetwear destination whose appeal comes from bringing established sportswear labels into a boutique selection.

The retailer’s current range includes adidas Originals, ASICS SportStyle, New Balance, Salomon, Carhartt WIP, and other fashion and footwear labels. This is the cross-brand option in the City West group, rather than a Nike- or adidas-only visit.

The branch lists 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Address: Nürnberger Straße 14, 10789 Berlin. solebox Berlin details.

Sneaker wall with white mounts and shoes in different colours
Vertical solebox sign beside a glass facade

Nike Store Berlin

Two-level Nike Store Berlin facade with large Swooshes and illuminated windows.

Nike Store Berlin at Tauentzienstraße 9 is the dedicated Nike stop in City West. It is distinct from the Factory Store in Neukölln and the outlet in Wustermark, with its own branch listing and service arrangements.

Nike lists 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed. If you need an online return or collection, confirm it with this store specifically; the services listed for the two Factory Stores should not be transferred to Tauentzienstraße.

Address: Tauentzienstraße 9, 10789 Berlin. Nike Store Berlin listing.

Sneaker shelves at Nike Store Berlin
Sneakers on display at Nike Store Berlin

adidas Flagship Store Berlin: Tauentzienstraße

Sneaker Services area at adidas in Berlin, with a counter, table and two chairs beneath adidas and Crep Protect logos.

The adidas flagship at Tauentzienstraße 15 is the broader adidas stop in City West, separate from the Originals flagship in Mitte. It brings footwear and clothing together across the brand’s sporting and lifestyle interests.

The pictured Sneaker Services area is documented in Crep Protect’s 2022 coverage. Its current operation has not been confirmed, so do not use that image to plan a cleaning or customization appointment.

The current store card lists Click & Collect, a digital kiosk, gift cards, and RunGenie. Ask about access, cost, and any appointment requirement for the service you want. Earlier Green Lab and Print Shop descriptions were not reconfirmed in the current listing.

Address: Tauentzienstraße 15, 10789 Berlin. Published hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday; Sunday is listed as closed.

adidas interior with low displays, clothing and a plant divider
adidas shoes on vertical displays with category signs and screens
White adidas symbol on a storefront with a building reflected in the windows

Schönhauser Allee: SNS and the building’s history

SNS Berlin (Sneakersnstuff)

Green SNS Berlin facade beneath the arched windows on Schönhauser Allee

SNS Berlin opened in December 2016 in the former White Trash restaurant on Schönhauser Allee. Its sneaker and streetwear selection sits within a building already connected to Berlin’s nightlife, giving this branch a particular local identity within the Sneakersnstuff network.

The interior view with the yellow cabinet and red neon belongs to a gallery published in December 2016. It is a historical reference, not a current survey of the store’s layout.

SNS also describes event space beneath the shop. Check the current program and entry arrangements if you want to attend something; an anniversary event or a nightclub reference does not establish daily public access.

Address: Schönhauser Allee 6–7, 10119 Berlin. The SNS branch page lists 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed.

SNS Berlin interior documented in 2016, with a yellow cabinet, columns and red neon
Yellow cabinet with plants and oval displays at SNS Berlin
Colourful displays beside the windows and carved wooden columns at SNS Berlin

Sneakers in illuminated yellow cubbies

Outside Berlin: a separate trip to Wustermark

Nike Factory Store Berlin Wustermark

Nike Factory Store facade in Wustermark, with an orange Swoosh, four entrance and window bays, and pavement bollards.

Nike Factory Store Berlin Wustermark is at Demex Allee 1, 14641 Wustermark, Brandenburg. “Berlin” in the store name does not put it inside the city municipality; this requires a separate trip.

Nike lists 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed. Its 6 p.m. closing time is earlier than the 8 p.m. schedules published for the New Balance and ASICS stores at Designer Outlet Berlin.

This Nike branch lists Click & Collect and accepts Nike.com and Nike App returns, subject to the order’s terms. Use Demex Allee 1 when planning the stop rather than substituting the Alter Spandauer Weg address of the other outlets below.

Running shoes on displays in front of rows of orange Nike boxes
Open Nike boxes on angled shelves beside stacks of orange boxes

More city shops for sneakers, skate and running

Common Pace Running Store

Light and yellow sneakers on small brick stands

Common Pace is a community-led running store in Neukölln, with an event calendar that connects the shop to Berlin’s running scene. Use the calendar to find a session that fits your visit.

Address: Hermannstraße 37, 12049 Berlin. Common Pace lists Tuesday through Friday 1 to 7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Monday and Sunday are closed.

Metal shelving with sneakers, bottles, plants and flowers
Window with Common Pace lettering and footwear along the base

KICKZ Berlin, Home of Basketball

Colourful basketball shoes on perforated metal panels

KICKZ Home of Basketball covers both sides of the game: performance footwear and equipment for playing, plus retro sneakers, NBA fan gear, and streetwear for everyday use. The store’s Ballers’ Club is a membership area, so its recovery equipment and customization offering should not be treated as general walk-in services.

Address: Kurfürstendamm 237, 10719 Berlin. The KICKZ store page lists 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and Sunday closed.

Interior with clothing rails, display cases and a strip of wooden flooring
KICKZ entrance with yellow panels and Never Not Ballin lettering

New Balance Berlin Münzstraße

Sneakers on a wooden Run Your Way panel beside a table

New Balance Münzstraße is the city branch for running and lifestyle footwear, clothing, and accessories. It explicitly lists a 3D foot scanner to help choose a shoe and accepts online returns in new condition within 30 days after shipment. Check the conditions for your order and any scanner appointment before going.

Address: Münzstraße 21, 10178 Berlin. The New Balance branch page lists 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and Sunday closed.

Curved wooden display in front of tall shop windows
New Balance facade with three arched openings

Nike Factory Store Neukölln

Open sneaker boxes on long slanted racks

Nike Factory Store Neukölln offers a Factory Store option within Berlin, rather than requiring a journey to Brandenburg. Its current listing includes Click & Collect and Nike.com/App returns. It is separate from Nike’s Tauentzienstraße store and has a different format.

Address: Karl-Marx-Straße 92–98, 12043 Berlin. The Nike Factory Store listing gives 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed.

Sneakers on a grey counter surrounded by red and orange boxes
Glass entrance with an orange surround and exposed metal structure

adidas Originals Flagship Store Berlin Münzstraße

adidas sneakers on narrow shelves against a metal panel

adidas Originals on Münzstraße is the Mitte stop for the label’s archive-inspired sneakers and casual clothing. The current store card lists Click & Collect, Wi-Fi, a digital kiosk, and gift cards. Select this branch rather than Tauentzienstraße if it is the pickup location on your order.

Address: Münzstraße 13–15, 10178 Berlin. The adidas Originals listing gives 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed.

adidas Originals window reflecting buildings across the street
Rows of three-stripe sneakers on a dark wall

Lang & Laufladen

Footwear on mounts against grey walls with dark benches

Lang & Laufladen was founded by runners Edith and Frank Beggerow in 1981 and has been on Augsburger Straße since 2003. It specializes in running, walking, and track-and-field footwear, with technical clothing, sports nutrition, watches, and accessories. That long-running specialist identity makes it a different visit from the surrounding lifestyle and basketball shops.

Address: Augsburger Straße 27, 10789 Berlin. The store page lists 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

Lang & Laufladen facade with a blue sign and two plants

Outlets and separate trips beyond the city route

ASICS and New Balance below are at Designer Outlet Berlin in Wustermark. They share the shopping center’s Alter Spandauer Weg address, while the Nike Factory Store above uses Demex Allee.

ASICS Designer Outlet Berlin

Light-coloured sneakers on a grey counter with boxes underneath

ASICS offers a sportswear-focused outlet stop at Designer Outlet Berlin. The mall’s own directory confirms shop 101 in Wustermark, not Berlin city. It adds a performance-footwear option to an outlet trip.

Address: Designer Outlet Berlin, shop 101, Alter Spandauer Weg 1, 14641 Wustermark. The ASICS mall listing gives shopping hours of 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Running shoes on a Road Running Faster display
Sneakers on white shelves with blue boxes and a sock display

New Balance Wustermark

Sneakers on black displays between blue and white boxes

New Balance Wustermark is the outlet branch, distinct from the Münzstraße city store. It lists running and lifestyle footwear, apparel, and accessories, plus online returns in new condition within 30 days after shipment. The city branch’s 3D scanner is not a service listed for this outlet.

Address: Designer Outlet Berlin, units 87 b–c, Alter Spandauer Weg 1, 14641 Wustermark. The New Balance outlet page lists 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sunday closed.

New Balance entrance in a pale facade with blue panels

How to choose your stops and plan the day

Choose a purpose before crossing Berlin: Civilist for skateboarding in Mitte, OVERKILL for its sneaker perspective in Kreuzberg, or HHV for sneakers alongside music in Friedrichshain. For a running-led visit, Common Pace is on Hermannstraße in Neukölln and closes Mondays and Sundays. Keep the Wustermark outlets as a separate trip, and do not confuse that regional Nike address with the city’s Neukölln Factory Store.

  • For local sneaker culture: Choose Civilist for skateboarding, OVERKILL for sneakers and graffiti, HHV for music and footwear, or solebox for a multibrand boutique visit.
  • For sport: KICKZ centers on basketball; Lang & Laufladen and Common Pace offer different running-specialist perspectives. On and New Balance provide dedicated brand stores.
  • For a short shopping window: Keep to one area such as Mitte or City West. Factor in individual opening times, including later starts at HHV and Common Pace.
  • For outlets: Neukölln keeps a Nike Factory Store visit within Berlin. Wustermark adds three separate options outside the city, with Nike closing earlier than ASICS and New Balance.

Practical questions about sneaker shopping in Berlin

Where should I start for skate shoes or basketball shoes?
Civilist is the skate-shop stop and an official Nike SB Orange Label retailer. KICKZ Home of Basketball is the focused option for court shoes, basketball equipment, and NBA-related lifestyle products.
Do all three Wustermark outlets close at the same time?
No. Nike at Demex Allee 1 lists 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. ASICS and New Balance at Designer Outlet Berlin, Alter Spandauer Weg 1, list 8 p.m. Plan the Nike stop earlier if visiting all three; the outlets are outside Berlin municipality.
What do I need for HHV Store Pick-Up?
Wait for the ready notification and bring the supplied QR code plus photo ID to the pickup counter. HHV says orders are held for up to 14 days. Its usual next-business-day timing is not a guarantee for every order.
Can I treat Sunday as a normal shopping day on this route?
No. Many listed branches explicitly close Sunday, including On, SNS, New Balance, both adidas flagships, and all three Nike stores in this guide. Check the specific shop and date before making Sunday plans; do not substitute a mall’s general hours for a store’s schedule.

Before visiting: Some photos are archival and their dates are unconfirmed; interiors and stock may have changed. Check the current address, hours, and availability of any pair you want.

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