Michael Le Every year, adidas Yeezy makes quite a few changes to its existing product line, either going the route of small tweaks or complete transformations. And, fortunately, it’s the former for the beloved Yeezy Boost 350 v2, which only adds and removes things from season to season.
Soon, we’re to see yet another one of the silhouette’s reserved experiments, a take that may be its best but simplest yet. Gone are the heel tabs and signature pattern. Instead, the knit bears a more solid-toned look, dressed down in a smooth tan. Along the laces and lining, the shade turns far darker, further contrasting the tooling and its soft green finish. What’s more, down the center of the shoe, the pair highlights its stitch in deep black.
For a look at what’s new, check the images below. A release, as of writing this, is currently unknown, but it’s possible we’ll hear more before the end of the year.
In other news, the Air Jordan 3 Racer Blue is coming very soon.
