Patso Dimitrov, the designer who brought you hip-hop album-inspired jerseys and a collection of 90s rap inspired Air Jordans, is back at it again- this time working with the new
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2.Turning to the NBA for inspiration, Patso decked out the zebra-styled Yeezy Boosts in 30 different colorways dedicated to each of the NBA cities. The all-black
www.kwyeezyshoes.com Brooklyn Nets concept and the Spurs joint aren't too far off from actual colorways that we've seen before, but many of these concepts are hardly like anything Kanye West and Adidas have revealed to date.Some favorites, IMHO, include the Blazers, Pelicans, Suns, Rockets and Raptors- which actually resembles a pair that Kanye laced up not long ago.Take a look at all of the NBA x Yeezy Boost 350 V2 concepts in the gallery and let us know which ones you'd be [hypothetically] willing to shell out $220 for.
Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Triple White You can check out more of Patso's work right here.
The first Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 release of 2017 will launch on Saturday, February 11th and it will be of the "Bred" variety.The brand new "Black/Red" Yeezy Boost 350 V2 shown in the gallery will be arriving in less than two weeks from now for the standard Yeezy
Yeezy Boost 350 retail price of $220. Unlike the other Yeezy Boost 350 V2 releases, this pair lacks the contrasting streak across the primeknit upper, instead opting for a monochromatic black look which is only offset by solar red "SPLY 350" text and the stitching on the heel tab.Sign-ups are currently open through the Adidas Confirmed App (reservations will begin on February
Yeezy Boost 350 Oxford Tan 8th), but that's not the only way to get your hands on the new Yeezys. Below you'll find a current list of stores in the U.S. that will reportedly have the Yeezy Boost 350 V2 in stock on February 11th. Additionally, popular UK-based shops like Size?, Hanon, End, SneakersNstuff, and FootPatrol will also be releasing the new Yeezys.
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Yeezy Boost 350 V2 Beluga a longtime artist intertwined with sneaker culture, when KAWS announced an upcoming collaboration with Jordan Brand it was certainly big news, but not that surprising. Teaming up with the Swoosh in the past for now-coveted Air Force 1s and Air Max 90s, the upcoming KAWS x Air Jordan 4 seems like a natural progression for the partnership. But what
Yeezy Shoes if KAWS switched things up and collaborated with adidas? An even bigger what if: a Yeezy Boost collab. Customizer Daniel Cordas imagines his very own KAWS x Yeezy collab, with this pair of 350 v2’s in a KAWS-inspired paint job. Would you cop?
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