The "Yeezy" merchandise has been in limbo since Adidas ended its partnership with controversial rapper Kanye West, now calling himself "Ye.".
The company's CEO Bjorn Guden told shareholders at an annual general meeting that "burning the goods is not the solution."
"What we will try to do over time is to sell part of these goods and to donate the money to organisations that help us and which also have been hurt by Kanye's statements," he said.
"When we will do that and how we will do that is not clear but we're working on it," he added.
Adidas halted its affiliation with West in October after he made a series of anti-Semitic outbursts.
As a result, the group ended production of the highly successful Yeezy line designed together with West.
Potentially not selling the apparel and shoes linked to West would lead to a revenue loss of 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion), the group said when it announced its 2022 full-year results earlier this week.
