Yeezy Foam Runner ‘Vermillion’
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The futuristic adidas Yeezy Foam Runner ‘Vermilion’ slip-on features a one-note scarlet finish to the clog-like silhouette, tying back to the first time that Kanye West introduced the familiar monochrome palette to his partnership with adidas. It features a sustainable build, highlighted by a single piece of foam made in part with hydroponically produced algae. Ventilation ports throughout the vamp and side panels offer more airflow, with the heel designed to cradle the back of the foot for a non-slip fit.
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