s access to exclusive virtual merchandise for their Bitmoji from the sports goods and lifestyle clothing brand. Bitmoji was originally launched as a standalone app in 2014 by a company called Bitstrips, allowing s to create personalized stickers for use in messaging apps. Snapchat acquired Bitstrips in 2016 and promptly integrated Bitmoji into the main Snapchat app, offering s a new way to express themselves using avatars.
However, Snapchat has been facing a ton of backlash recently for its decision to make 3D Bitmojis the default for all s. The new change came into effect a few months ago, and has been rolling out to Snapchat s gradually. The 3D Bitmojis are now visible on s' profiles, as well as in chats. The 3D "upgrade" considerably alters what Bitmoji avatars look like, and in many cases, isn't flattering at all. Either way, Snapchat has no plans to downgrade to the old Bitmojis, so the best s can do is edit their Bitmoji or choose to dress them up in new outfits.
As part of the deal between for their Bitmoji avatar. To do that, open the app and tap on the profile icon in the top-left corner. A drop-down banner will appear with the Adidas collection. Now tap 'Claim and wear' and then select the outfit. s will now have the option to buy the aforementioned jacket, which costs 250 Snap Tokens. s have until Friday, Dec. 9, to claim the Bitmoji Drop. Once the item is bought, it will be saved to 'My Closet' and remain accessible even after the Drop ends.
Use Snap Tokens To Buy The Adidas Jacket
Snap Tokens, which have been around for a couple of years, can be purchased within the Snapchat app. To do that, click on the profile icon, and then scroll down to 'My Snap Tokens.' Here, s will have the option to buy 80 Snap Tokens for $0.99, while 250 Snap Tokens will cost $2.99. Snap also sells a 500-pack for $4.99, while people wanting even more can opt for the 1,100-pack for $9.99. Snap Tokens can be used to send gifts to creators, as well as buy in-game digital items.
It is worth noting that the Snapchat-Adidas collaboration has been in place since at least 2016, when a number of classic Adidas tracksuit styles were added to the app to dress up Bitmojis. Last year, the companies expanded that partnership to add 12 new curated outfits that include the Adidas Originals Superstar J Sneakers, Adicolor Classics Trefoil Tee, Hoodies, and more. It remains to be seen what else the partnership between Snapchat and Adidas will bring, but judging by the latest drop, it has apparently been a fairly successful one until now.
Source: Snap