Adolf Dassler was a German shoemaker and entrepreneur, best known for founding the sportswear company Adidas. Born on November 3, 1900, in Herzogenaurach, Germany, he initially worked with his brother, Rudolf Dassler, in a business that produced athletic shoes. However, the brothers eventually parted ways due to personal and professional differences. After the split, Adolf focused on developing Adidas, which became famous for its innovative designs and quality products. The brand gained international recognition, especially after its shoes were worn by athletes in the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Adolf Dassler's contributions significantly shaped the sportswear industry.