Gate area walk, Adidas is one of the bigger brands here
The Aeroparque Adidas store sits airside in the main departures area, so you hit it after security while moving toward domestic and regional gates. Space is compact by city standards but large for AEP, with racks of training tops, shorts, and lifestyle pieces stacked tight. Expect Argentina National Team jerseys front and center, plus standard Adidas Originals gear mixed with running and football lines.
Most pricing tracks regular Argentina retail, so this is not a duty-free bargain stop; a current-season football shirt usually runs in the ARS equivalent of a full-price mall store. You’ll see men’s, women’s, and kids’ sizes, but stock turns slowly and half-sizes in shoes vanish first. Staff typically handle basic size checks and quick exchanges; there’s no gait analysis or advanced fitting service here.
Product mix leans hard into football: club kits, training pants, and shinguards show up far more than hiking or outdoor lines. Footwear is mostly lifestyle and running, with only a few higher-end performance models on the wall. If you want headphones, bags, or caps for the flight, they usually have at least a couple of styles in stock, plus socks and base layers that work as emergency replacements.
Payment is straightforward: cards dominate, and foreign cards generally run without issues, though contactless can be spotty. Returns and exchanges after travel are tricky, since you’d need to come back to Aeroparque. If you care about sizing on a pricey National Team jersey, try it on here before you pay instead of grabbing it sealed at duty free later.