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Germany's beer-filled festival -- Oktoberfest -- is erotice harry potterfast approaching and people can't wait to sport their best lederhosen and dirndl or take part in the "O' Zapft is".

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Sadly though, it's a challenging time for your beloved sneakers as they'll probably have to soak up all that beer spilling and (guaranteed) vomit.

Not to worry, though, because Adidas has got you covered with their newly released, limited-edition Adidas München.

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Made with durable puke and beer repellent (DPBR) coating, the shoes feature a rich leather embroidery to match your lederhosen and inner lining inspired by traditional red and white checked Oktoberfest-style shirt.

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Naturally, the rich-brown sneakers also have golden lettering that says "Prost" -- German for cheers -- along with the traditional three stripes.

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They're yours for £159.95 ($209).

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