Yeezy 500 ‘Salt’
The Yeezy 500 ‘Salt’ sticks with the same monochromatic design used on previous colorways of the bulky lifestyle silhouette. Here, a light grey shade is applied to the layered upper, built with a combination of cow suede, premium leather, mesh and nubuck accents. A rubber wrap atop the midsole provides added durability while reflective trim around the eyelets provide visibility in low-light conditions.
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Yeezy Slides ‘Desert Sand’
The Yeezy Slide 'Desert Sand' offers Kanye West’s take on a casual sandal, good for postgame relaxation or weekend lounging. A subtle tan finish complements the minimalist build, made with lightweight and durable EVA foam. Exterior branding is limited to adidas’ three-stripe logo debossed on the soft footbed. The outsole is crafted with strategically placed horizontal grooves for superior comfort and traction.
Yeezy Slides ‘Resin’
The Yeezy Slide 'Resin' showcases Kanye West’s minimalist interpretation of an athletic sandal. A monochromatic finish in a subtle green hue is applied to the slip-on silhouette, constructed from EVA foam for lightweight durability. The footbed delivers added comfort with a soft top layer, etched with adidas’ three-stripe branding at the heel. Underfoot, the outsole is formed with horizontal grooves for enhanced traction.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Lundmark Non-Reflective’
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 'Lundmark Non-Reflective' offers a modern-neutral take on Kanye West's 350 silhouette that debuted in 2015. The 'Lundmark' model features a cream-colored Primeknit upper with a translucent window along the lateral. Notably, this shoe does without the heel-tab that has been a staple on previous Yeezy Boost 350 releases. At the bottom, the sneaker's full-length adidas Boost cushioning is encapsulated within a TPU cage that extends from the midsole down to the outsole.
Yeezy Slides ‘Earth Brown’
The Yeezy Slides ‘Earth Brown’ showcase a subdued monochromatic finish on the slip-on design. Built for everyday wear, the versatile sandal is constructed from EVA foam with a molded footbed for immediate step-in comfort. Underfoot, the outsole uses exaggerated flex grooves for enhanced traction. This pair dropped alongside accompanying colorways in ‘Bone,’ ‘Resin’ and ‘Desert Sand,’ with the latter available exclusively at Kanye West’s Yeezy Supply site.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Desert Sage’
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 'Desert Sage' is outfitted in a pale green Primeknit upper with tonal rope laces and reflective detailing on the sneaker’s signature side stripe. Contrast pops of color emerge on the orange collar lining and sockliner, the latter printed with dual adidas and Yeezy branding. The minimalist build sits atop full-length Boost midsole, encased in tonal green rubber with grippy gum rubber on the outsole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Cream White / Triple White’
First released on April 29, 2017, the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Cream White’ combines a cream Primeknit upper with tonal cream SPLY 350 branding, and a translucent white midsole housing full-length Boost. Released again in October 2018, this retro helped fulfill Kanye West’s oft-repeated ‘YEEZYs for everyone’ Twitter mantra, as adidas organized the biggest drop in Yeezy history by promising pre-sale to anyone who signed up on the website. Similar to the first release, the ‘Triple White’ 2018 model features a Primeknit upper, a Boost midsole and custom adidas and Yeezy co-branding on the insole.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 GID ‘Glow’
Regarded as a cultural phenomenon, the adidas Yeezy Boost 350 silhouette generated a cult following when it was initially released in 2015. This ‘Glow’ makeover—released in May 2019—equips the Primeknit upper with a high-visibility treatment and a translucent stripe to the lateral profile. Integrated lacing and a coordinating heel pull provide easy on/off. Underfoot, the signature full-length Boost midsole looks to the future with a bright glow in the dark finish.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 ‘Tail Light’
The Yeezy Boost 350 V2 'Tail Light' showcases a pop of bright orange at the stitched textile heel tab, along with a less concentrated shade of the same hue on the signature post-dyed monofilament side stripe. The rest of the upper is constructed from light grey Primeknit in a minimalist one-piece build, complete with a distinctive center stitch running down the vamp. A semi-translucent rubber midsole houses adidas Boost cushioning for a smooth ride. The 'Tail Light' colorway is only available in Europe, Russia and Ukraine.
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